amtrak is back on track as federal investigators are looking into the reason why two passenger trains collided. good evening. >> we broke the train crash story right here last night. now, federal railroad investigators are on the case. they are looking into why one amtrak train crashed into the other that was stopped at a station. 17 people were injured in the collision. investigators say they plan to examine the train equipment, interview the crews on both

trains and check all radio and cell phone exchanges with dispatchers. they are not ready to say what caused the crash but we found clues. we are live in oakland along the stretch of the tracks where the investigation is now focused, eric? >> reporter: ken, i have been in contact with union pacific tonight. they are in charge of the rails and switches and part of the investigation. our contact there told me a cause has not yet been established. that is bit early reports that a train rammed through those read signals back there. -- those red signals back there. trains are rolling again, 24 hours after passengers aboard two amtrak trains experienced a rare head on collision. >> i was terrified. i think i yelled louder than anyone on the train. >> reporter: katie and her two children were on the coast star light stopped at the station when they felt the impact. >> it was just a big bump like like the first jolt of a

earthquake. i thought it was an earthquake. >> reporter: soon after the crash a first responder told us what happened. >> one of the trains according to a amtrak rep ran a red signal and they were probably traveling about 15 to 25 miles an hour. >> reporter: but, today, an amtrak spokesperson would not confirm that when we asked about. a transportation source says there t is possible there was a switching error aligning the tracks incorrectly. they say a lot of things could of gone wrong. >> we look for root causes when there are accidents like that. it is ease tow blame the engineer or contkoubgtor but the bottom line is -- conductor but the bottom line is there is more to the story than most folks might stphaopbg trains are sometimes allowed to pass through red signals at slow speeds. the same things that happened when our camera was rolling here. we have been told that train last night could have been

going as slow as 12 miles perhour. we are live here in oakland. ktvu channel 2 news. the pilot of a small plane, that made a forced landing, walked away from the wreckage. it it happened at 4:00 this afternoon. the plane came down in a marsh. the plane's engine malfunctioned shortly after take off from the privately owned san rafael airport. the plane was a single engine air camper. the pilot was the only person aboard. the family of the man who died in the waters off of alameda a crime beach as police and firefighters stood by, filed legal claims against the city and county. according to the claim the emergency workers failed in their duty to help raymond zach that day. quote they breached the duty through numerous actions and inactions that violated their procedures and protocalls. negligence were the proximate

cause of the death. the 52-year-old waded in chest high waters off of crown beach back on memorial day. witnesses said he stood there until he drowned. the complaints filed today seek unspecified damages. san francisco police say they arrested a 16-year-old boy in connection to the shooting last month that wounded a 5- year-old girl. the shooting happened on september 20th at the intersection of 3rd and paradio in the bay view district. the girl was walking home with her sifter and father when she was struck by a stray bullet. the teenager was arrested yesterday. his name is not being released because he is a juvenile. new at 10:00. lines are forming tonight outside of apple stores as people await friday's release of the new iphone 4s. we are in front of one of the apple stores. >> reporter: ken, the apple allure. 10 hours before the iphone goes on sale, lines of people waiting to camp out overnight to get the first in line to buy

the latest creation. at the head of the line, none other than the cofounder of apple steve waziack. >> what do you mean why wait? you mean i could of gotten it earlier? why stay here overnight? it is an important event in history. like going to hear president speak or you know, some great announcement or to see a space shuttle launch. >> is it a tribute to steve jobs? >> i don't see it that way. a tribute to something he has done. every iphone instruction i would put in that category. i don't think people i would not of come buy he died, no, no. >> steve, now, you know, even if you camp out overnight it does not mean you will be the first in the world to get a new iphone 4s. >> smart phone. >> it is already in consumer hands. because it is already friday in other parts of the world.

australia is reporting loud parties there. global free orders are estimated at more than four million. surpassing the early sales for the original iphone 4. analysts are saying as many as 30 million iphones will be shipped out for the holiday season. double the sales of last year. >> people always wait for apple products. i mean they are always making lines for the products. >> reporter: for some it is worth the wait. >> i came all of the way here to get a signature. that was more than enough. >> reporter: others thought about the other steve. steve jobs. >> when i bought an apple product, steve says this is okay. so, you know, i supposed i will miss that. >> reporter: if you come back to us live you can see in the apple store right now they are getting ready for the sale tomorrow. doors open at 8:00 tomorrow and i think there will be a lot more people tomorrow. live in los gatos, back to you.

it is day two of apple's new operating system, ios5 and things are not going smoothly. customers went to apple stores seeking help in downloading the new operating system. apple said yesterday's problem with overloaded servers seemed to have been resolved. one analyst told us he is having problems with the i- message, the i-cloud and the apple id. blackberry smart phones are back in action around the world after a 3-day outage. blackberry's maker says a link in a network failed on monday and a back up also failed cutting off service to most users. the problem spread to the u.s. yesterday. repairs were completed today and the company says they are looking for a way to soothe dissatisfied customers. >> a day over jp morgan reports a decline. the dow ends the winning streak falling 40 points. the nasdaq stayed in the black, rising 15 points. the zinga plans to list the

stock on nasdaq when it goes public. the company made its intentions known today in a filing with the fcc. they specialize in freonline games such as the farmville and mophia wars. they make money when players buy special items to enhance their avatar and gaming experience. gap plans to close more than 100 stores in the united states by the end of 2013. the strategy is to reduce the real estate square footage. the company closed one of the san francisco stores just last month. as of july, gap had about 1,000 stores in the united states. the company also plans to open a test store for the piper line brand. the ceo of fremont based solarcompanies stepped down in the midst of government investigations. a bankruptcy filing says brian harrisson resigned on friday. it is as the default on the $500 million loan should of and

from no surprise. a new chief tonight, howard jordan is taking over as eupbt crim chief of police. he is not really -- interim chief of police. he is not really new to the office. >> i want to thank the mayor and the city administrator for giving me this opportunity to serve. >> reporter: he says he looks forward to the job. >> these are big city police challenge s you have in a lot of cities. we will try to address a lot of the concern. >> reporter: and bats who holds an advisory role says jordan will be up to the task. >> he has been my right hand. he does an outstanding job. we planned everything together.

we have come up with plans, he will do a great job. >> reporter: the biggest challenge will get the department into compliance with the settlement agreement. that nsa was born eight years ago after four officers were accused of misconduct. >> if we are not in compliance i think the likelihood of the judge exercising his option is fairly good possibility. >> reporter: the police officers union supports jordan as the new chief and believes other city leaders should be more hands-off. >> we need to allow this person to do the job. bats said it and i agree, what we need to do is learn from it. >> reporter: bats will be with the department until november 5th. jordan could be chief on a permanent bases but that decision is still months down the road. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now. howard jordan has been with the department for 23 years. most recently he served as

assistant police chief and head of homicide investigations. he served as interim chief before bats took office. we asked if oakland's next chief should come from inside or outside of the department. chris comments inside. they need someone who knows the city of oakland's culture that will not be corrupted by the good ole boy system. >> people from the outside tonight have a new perspective on things and more likely to implement change. tell us what you think at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. back here in 10 minutes, a look at tomorrow's forecast. we almost hit 90 degrees. will we hit 90 degrees tomorrow? i will let you know. occupy movements are held throughout the bay area. what the occupiers and experts say about how long this movement might last. >> and, wild life experts converge on a restaurant parking lot. the big cat that caused quite a stir.

. we are like now in berkeley with what to expect next from the growing movement of occupy san francisco. >> we moved to oakland where the occupy meet up is in full swing. not only here but across the nation. there are people who are taking over parks, plazas and other sidewalks. the big question that we pose to the occupiers and experts tonight is why does the movement go from here? >> reporter: tonight, occupy oakland tents line city hall. part of a movement that started september 17th and the occupy wall street rallies began. >> right now there is an attempt by interest groups to hijack this movement. >> reporter: tonight n berkeley, some say the move s- plt not about partisan politics. >> right now we have a message that resinates with people.

fundamentally anticorruption. >> reporter: they are frustrated over lack of jobs but many say they are not like the tea party that became a force in the republican party. >> it does not follow a spectacular ideology or -- specific ideology or a party. >> reporter: the question is where do they move from here? politicians are watching from the sidelines and people are wonder figure it will go into a tea-party type movement >> in some ways it is similar to movements of earlier times. 19th century of people just being be side themselves and demonstrating because their jobs are gone or their benefits are gone. >> reporter: so far the occupy movement has not backed any particular politician or party. >> until it gets to that kind of a spectacular focus it sort of hard to say anything but, yes, there are are a bunch of people willing to occupy parks who are unhappy about the horrible economy. >> reporter: one occupy web site says these types of meet

ups are held at nearly 1500 cities worldwide. live in oakland tonight, ktvu channel 2 news. two new polls suggest the occupy wall street movement struck a cord among many americans and they like the ideas behind it. a "time magazine" survey found 15% have a favorable impression. nbc wall street journal shows 37% tend to support the movement. that compares to 18% who oppose it. in about seven minutes see why a conference, about the future of education in san francisco, drew protesters from the occupy movement as well as teachers. bay area lawmakers are calling on the california public utilities commission to take action. the issue is not the pipeline that rupture inside san bruno instead, jerry hill is concerned about smaller pipelines such as the ones that

destroyed this cupertino condo back in august. >> taking an explosion to motivate utilities and regulators to take aobgz something they already knew -- take action on something they already knew was a problem and should have been working to prevent and improve. >> reporter: the two lawmakers will introduce a bill in january that would instruct them to oversee the removal of the defective pipelines before they cause further damage. it was a social event of the season in washington, d.c. tonight. president and mrs. barack obama hosted a dinner for the president of south korea and his wife. they are celebrating a long delayed trade deal that congress approved late yesterday. tonight's dinner featured dishes with korean accents, a downpour when the guests arrived was one thing not on the menu. a month after his last visit president barack obama is heading back to the bay area. this will be the president's 3rd bay area visit in 6-months. campaign officers say he will arrive on the 25th.

the event will be held at a downtown hotel with the maximum of 200 people pay 7500 each. -- pay $7500 each. photos with the president will be provided for larger contributors. polls above the parking lot. if approved the power would be used to run the b.a.r.t station and provide hook ups for the cars. they suggested design changes that b.a.r.t agreed to incorporate in the plan. a big cat scare today put an elementary school on lockdown. it happened on monte vista avenue in vaccaville. we talked to concerned parents and we have a picture of the mountain lion. >> who has seen it? >> reporter: there were a few tense moments this afternoon as vacca sreul police officers and wardens -- vacaville police officers and wardens converged in this parking lot. a man reported see egg mountain

lion after 1:00 in a field next to the buffalo wild wings restaurant on monte vista avenue. after an extensive search, fish and game wardens say they did not find evidence of a mountain lion in the area and do not know if the sighting was the same mountain lion seen earlier near an elementary school about a mile away. >> our initial plan was to be nearby the school in the event somebody getting out of school was confronted or saw even a mountain lion and next thing you know we get a call that is a mile away. >> reporter: this photo was taken by a resident from a cell phone. after the photo was turned over to the police they asked the school officials to lockdown the school and keep the children inside. after searching for hours the authorities determined the areas near the restaurant and the school were safe. that allowed school officials to dismiss students at their normal time. vacaville police remained with a heavy presence. some parents say they were

worried. >> we did not know if it was legit or not. obviously better safe than sorry and keep our kids safe. >> if you are confronted by a mountain lion try to make yourself look bigger and not make sudden moves and ask that you call 911, back to you. a beautiful day today. these are the recorded highs for bay area cities. and airports, 89 in santa rosa, just touching on 90 degrees. your backyard you may of popped a 90. these are official weather service sites usually at the airports, the airports, san francisco airport, 82 at the airport in san francisco, 86 at the small airport in redwood city. right now outside it is warm, 71 in mountain view. 61 in santa rosa. 60 at the airport and san francisco, 71 in san jose. mild, what will happen tomorrow? it will be another very warm day. no records. no heat advisories, no red flag warning. but the temperatures touching

on a few 90s, lots of 80s throughout the bay. when i am back here at 10:45 we will go directly to the five- day forecast and look at the bay area weekend in view and show you a cool down headed our way. next thursday marks the 20th anniversary of the east bay hills firestorm. >> my god i never seen anything like it. >> today, oakland firecrews reinacted the first run. our camera looked at how difficult it can be for firefighters to respond since many of the roads are narrow and full of curves. it was in 1991 killing 25 people and destroying thousands of homes. the mission, improve schools. up next, why a conference on education being held in san francisco sparked protests outside. they were hometown favorites but cal football fell to the trojans tonight. we will tell you why usc fans are not the only ones celebrating

. a san francisco conentrance drawing big names and protesters. teacher unions turned out to protest and were joined by people from the occupy wall street movement. >> what is this about? >> education. >> reporter: teachers and union members marched angry over excellence in education conference starting inside. organizers say they were excluded from the conference and are against what they are suggesting. >> they would like to wipe out any kind of opposition to their ideas and they would like to move in and profit off of the schools. >> reporter: inside, people from across the country are gathering for the 2-day conference. they welcome ideas from any to

improve skaopl its, even the protester stphos maybe they can learn protest -- improve schools, even from the protesters. >> they need to learn about what we do. >> reporter: members of occupy san francisco showed up to lend their support. >> occupy sf like you heard the gentleman say, represents the 99%, you know, we are the 99% and all of these teachers and everyone out here they are all the 99%, too. >> reporter: 37ing all that is left of the protests are the police barricades. this afternoon they told us they were protesting against murdoch. now, we are affiliated with fox news, part of news corp but we are independently owned. in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 nows. we are hearing two sharply contrasting descriptions of the man who is suspected of the mass killing at an orange

county hair salon yesterday. scott dekraai shot nine people, eight dead. his ex-wife is among the dead. she accused him of being mentally unstable and violent in court papers over custody of their 7-year-old son. >> tonight, in seal beach a candlelight vigil was held for the six woman and two men all who were inside of the salon. the last was a man sitting in a car parked next to the gunman. the dead ranged in age from prison to 65 years old. woman are being warned to walk in pairs on campus. a young woman says she was walking on camp us when two young men rode up on their bicycles and groped her. the suspects are described as latino males in teens or 20s. one wearing a black t-shirt with a white circle and the

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businesses joined ufc fans. >> reporter: crowds swarmed the crowd. giants colors were replaced. >> we came out this morning and staying through saturday night. >> reporter: grads from across the state and country did not let a little thing like cost keep them out of bear country. >> go bears! >> it is a trip. we are staying in knob hill because that was the only hotel left. airfare and hotel we are at -- $1500. >> reporter: and that does not include shopping, food, or beer. >> we are paying some bills today. we are paying some bill abouts. >> reporter: peter owns three restaurants near the stadium including momos where standing room only was an understatement. >> if the giants can not go to the may offs i will take this. >> those who took fans to a t, and t park today. >> we have school back packs

here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: appreciated the bump in business. >> yes. >> reporter: even cal trained crowed about the crowds. the hardest hits were likely off of the field and economic. in the city of berkeley where the cal football field is under construction. >> it is quiet. everyone is here. we are trying to make it bear territory tonight. >> reporter: business owners tell me they don't know what to expect from future games here but they are expecting at least a steady stream of business from football fans. of course, it is a far cry from the scene here last year but they say lightning rarely strikes twice. reporting live in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. if you have holder unpaid traffic tickets you could be eligible for a discount. the state is offering a 50% reduction on fines if you pay up during the first six months of next year. the deal applies to fines that were due before the start of 2009. counties will have the option of offering discounts for certain infractions.

the program is expected to generate $40 million for the state's cities and counties. google made $2.7 billion during the 3rd quarter. it it translates as an earnings increase of 26% compared to the same time a year ago. revenue is upbeating analysts expectations for the company. the report sent google stock up 6% in afterhours trading. netflix announced another edition to the library today. inking a deal with time warner to stream shows from the cw network. eight different shows such as "gossip girl," and "91210." the shows could be available by this saturday. a base jumper took a leap and wound up in jail last night. the jump her to be rescued after he went off of the forest hill bridge in auburn and his parachute was tangled up in a tree. after an hour nicholas fry used his cell phone to call 911.

the sheriff's team flew into action. he was 60 feet above the ground but 600 feet below the bridge making it a difficult rescue. >> longer that line gets the more difficult it is to stabilize and get the rescuer met up with the victim under neither it. >> in addition to a misdemeanor charge heville to reimburse the sheriff's department for the cost of chopper rescue. about $2,000. in los angeles, today, a sleep expert came under tough cross-examination by a defense attorney for dr. conrad murray. accused in the death of michael jackson. prosecutors are getting close to wrapping up their case. >> reporter: the defense, trying to chip away at the testimony of doctors, a sleep expert that testified yesterday that propofol should not be used for combat of insopl tphaoeia. the defense attorney, flanigan

bringing his knowledge of the drug into question. >> a level of propofol as 2.6 that is beyond your expertise to know the strength of that? >> i am -- i would like to defer that to a a pharmogology expert. >> is it beyond your expertease? >> that is something i would rather have discussed by a pharmogologist. >> reporter: they believe murray lacked the equipment and expertise to give him the surgical anesthetic as a sleep aide but he referred back to a study where propofol was used to treat insomnia. >> in doing the study -- and during the study they never had a problem with propofol with any patient, did they? >> no, they did not have significant complications because it was -- it was in a highly monitored center.

>> reporter: prosecutors are nearing the end of their case with an an thaoerbiologist, an expert -- an anesthesiologist who is an expert of propofol. a heart-warming surprise for a football coach. 45-year-old todd french is battling stage 4 lung cancer and he is determined not to let his illness sideline him. as the head coach of the t-bird peewee team he is an inspiration for all of his young players, coaches and team parents. tonight, following the practice at the high school in danville the organization's president asked all of players and cheerleaders from five teams and squads to take a knee so he can deliver the special surprise. new jerseys that read team french on the back. they will be worn at this weekend's homecoming game in honor of coach french. >> i am very blessed to live in a beautiful community. now, people continuing to shock

me with their generosity and kindness and it -- sports, you know, i spent a lot of time in sports. one of the reasons they like it is because it teaches character and integrity. it is amazing to watch it come back. >> to help cover the cost of french's extensive medical bills the thunderbirds announce they are creating a foundation so people can donate. for more information go to web links at ktvu.com. >> we wish him the best. an update on brian stowe's recovery. his family talks about how the rehabilitation is going and the troubles he has encountered. i have the five-day forecast, we will look at the weekend. the temperatures will cool down a bit. a major health insurer is issuing hundreds of millions in refunds. [ male announcer ] at the safeway pharmacy you can get a flu shot with no hassle at all. i don't even need an appointment. [ male announcer ] it's about as easy

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. the latest update on stowe's family is he is making progress at a rehabilitation center. the family says he settled in and is working with a physical therapist, speech therapist and occupational therapist. he knows the answers to some questions but answers other personal questions incorrectly and has a long road ahead. blue shield of california is refunding millions for policy plans a bigger give back if december. the san francisco health insurers made a pledge to return money when profits exceed 2%. this month blue shield is return 167 million in the form of discounts on insurance bills. in december, blue shield says it will refund $283 million or as much as $700 for a family of four. the university of san francisco, saint mary's college

has joined with other catholic institutions to fight a require of the federal afford care act. all health care plans must cover the cost of birth control services. the law allows exceptions for churches but not for public institutions such as collegees. the three bay area catholic collegees are required by state to cover birth control but vow to continue their opposition to both the federal and state policies. in news of the world. in mexico. the army paraded top members of the violent drug cartel before cameras today. one is carlos aleva castillo known as the frog. he ordered the attack on a casino that left 52 people dead. the frog other ands were arrested during a firefight yesterday that lasted for hours. in france, prosecutors today decided not to try

strauss-kahn: the statue of limitations expired. in thailand, the worst flooding in decades is threatening bangkok. it stopped work at the honda and toyota plants. rice and other crops have been lost. 300 people have died since the flooding start inside july. weeks after a school-bus sized nasa crashed to earth another satellite is falling from the sky. germany's 4500 pound satellite will enter the atmosphere on the 22nd or 23rd of this month. satellite trackers expect half of the spacecraft will survive reentry and could land anywhere from south america to canada. she is about to lose her home. up next, how a south bay woman's story has inspired two

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. now foreclosures dropped. one of the final steps before foreclosures are on the rise in some places. default notices are up 5% since last year. but in santa clara county defaults are down 1%. other bay area counties saw a significant decline in default notices. bookkeeping errors force many banks to delay foreclosures but some say lenders are gearing up to repossess more homes in the coming months. community organizations in the south bay are taking on banks in support of one woman who is about to lose her home.

ktvu robert honda tells us the big statement they made to the tune of $4 million. this condo complex in san jose is quiet, clean, and mercy's home for five years. but, she is saddled with a countrywide home loan bought out by bank of america. the rate and b of a reluctance to rework her loan put it in jeopardy. >> i put down $100,000 in down payment. i thought i would get a good loan, you know, it is only 900 square feet i am living in. now i am in foreclosure. >> reporter: she works for the community group, pact and attends church. both organizations say many people are in the same situation. the group has decided to pull out the money from banks as a protest. trinity is moving out $3 million from b of a. >> people from pact and the church have been working and trying to negotiate and to talk with the banks and they foal as

though they are gets the runaround. >> pact is pulling it out from wells fargo bank. >> we can do something. we can effect their bottom line. >> reporter: martinez is not optimist stphaoeubg it is hard to live like this not knowing when they will post a note on the door, you know, how long do i have before i have to get out. >> reporter: the church and p. a. c.t. plan to ask other faith-based groups to take similar actions, banks said they have been working with many loans and would like to meet with the church. the city of san jose hosted a cybersecurity summit, aimed to help people protect themselves from on-line identity theft. vice president protection was there. it is no longer about stealing assets these days it is online theft. getting your information while being undetected. first, the oil washed ashore and now shipping

containers and their contents ort beaches in new zealand. they come from a cargo ship that ran aground on a reef. the ship is in danger of breaking apart and creating a bigger environmental disaster. maritime officials are trying to keep about 100 containers that fell off of the ship out of shipping canels. one contained acid. the bay area has a new 15- year-old hero tonight. he was honored for getting the most votes for environmental project. he created a community garden in shoal and won the grand prize of $5,000 to donate to his favorite charity. the contest is sponsored by ktvu and our parent company cox enterprises to recognize environmental conservation. it was warm today. we pointed that out. it is warm right now. temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. as we go if choser you can see

san francisco at the airport there. that is 70 degrees. that is the airport temperature. we go to the golden gate bridge, a live buoy reading and you have winds at 0, right, gusting at one. that is basically a flat wind. no wind at all. the winds slightly off shore. they were today and will be tomorrow. but right now it is mild out there. no coastal fog to worry about. sunny and warm tomorrow. as warm as today if not maybe a degree or two cooler. middle 80ss and upper 80s. a beautiful friday. no spare the air day, no red flag warning a i nice day. along the beaches tomorrow, upper 70s, middle 70s in san francisco, look how flat the temperatures are as you go through the microclimates. we will get into the upper 80s in the valleys but almost 80 at the beach. you are going to get i didn't have to 88 inland. not the big 40 degree spread we typically get in the summer. this time of the year we get less of a spread. that is what wid will see tomorrow. tomorrow b where we were today

or maybe cooler. the temperatures cool down a bit as we head towards the weekend. the flow continues. so, tomorrow morning it will be mild when you wake up. the temperatures will be back in the 80s and the warm spots. 70s at the coast and a slight off shore wind. i noticed in the hills we had wind gusts, not wind gusts but off shore. noticeable. i wanted to show you the computer model for the high clouds. here they come up from the south. tomorrow, at 2:00, they are getting here and then tomorrow, into tomorrow night or tomorrow night into saturday morning, this they are. so, why is it going to cool off this weekend? more clouds, a little bit of a off shore flow that backs up. temperatures in the 70s and 80s right through saturday and sunday. but more clouds. there is your saturday and then sunday. we get a bit of a break. then, things change around sunday night and monday. we will get into more of a, you know, typical pattern, patchy fog as l. forecast highs tomorrow, upper 80s, maybe low 90. your backyard can make a 90

degree reading. right there, temperatures on the high side of the average. i stress again, had we not had the rain earlier this week and over the weekend we would not be looking at such an enjoyable five-day forecast. we would be worry about fire danger because this is the time fuel moistures are up. we got a significant amount of rain. >> we were luck we that. >> we have. it is less of a fire scene than what i have seen in a long time. next month, the contra county city of oakland will have a clinic for the first time in more than two years. a branch is set to open in the cyprus center with a doctor available seven-days a week. >> they say, well, you know, i am sorry, we are out of appointments for today and tomorrow and then if you have an emergency call 911. i can not keep going to the

emergency room. >> they say that expect the oakly facility will serve 1100 patients in the first year. today the us7 us figures show 6.5 million americans under the age of 65 are uninsured. the propose adproject thousands of miles from the bay area.

. stanford university wants to take a bite out of the academic scene. they want a stanford nyc campus. stanford and others are competing. if stanford wins they expect to stkphrepbd 2 -- expect $2 billion to build the campus. now, total points spread here for bay area sports quiz question of the night. when, in fact, was the last time jack's cal bears pulled off a upset or won a game in a surprise fashion or did anything unexpected he good in the quick answer is, not tonight. once in a blue moon and tonight's blue moon it was not. more like yellow. 17 second quarter points behind

their quarterback, barkly, throwing for 195 yards. 39 of them right there in a touchdown to lee. 10-0. in fact 20-0 at half. 20-3 here. now, he is in. cal's td of the night and they missed the extra point. he threw three interceptions and this one coming up by a freshman on the trojans. bailey, he may be a name to remember. 8 tackles, recovered a fumble and two interceptions. jeff, not happy. and he should not be. >> you know, sometimes you try to make too many things happen and you know, it is -- the want to is there and -- but we have to understand to be smart, you know, the two fumbles k not do much about it -- can not do much about it. when you are blindsided. he is trying to make interyards. the interception is down deep. it really hurt us. >> meantime, you can not help but think back to a year ago in the bay area with the guy ants and seeing the fans with the

four remaining teams alive and baseball's post season hanging on every pitch, emotions going with each passing inning and it looks like nerves are getting more wrung out as we go further. mill walk, st. louis, far from over. 1-0 st. louis in the 3rd. here they are doing something good. alan craig, deep, off of wolf solo homer. 1-0. however, milwaukee comes back. a shot to center. watch harris00ton -- harristo network. now, brawn, the biggest hitter in their lineup with a roller to left. not how hard you hit them but that fetches to the siding run. that series is 2-2. by the skin of the tigers teeth, detroit still alive in hopes of a world series birth. here is the ball game right here. tigers hit for the cycle. a single and then cabrera a shot off of the first base bag.

scoring rayburn. then, victor martinez has got leg problems. toughing it out, shot to right. nelson cruise, diving, he can not make a play. and, cabrera will truck around to score. martinez bad wheels and all he has himself a trip skpel -- triple and he gets to trot all of the way home. 2-run shot, 7-5 final, 3-2 texas is leading that series. a little nba lockout update. the nba commissioner, stern, playing the role of scrooge, already, saying today his gut tells him there will be no games come christmas day unless a deal is struck by tuesday. no progress at all to report between owners and players. and it is not looking good at all. that is the sports, live, christmas a big day the defending finalists play each other. all set to do it. does not look good.

>> oh, all right, mark, thank you. thank you for watching, see you the next time news breaks. verizon 4g lte.

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