questions tonight about a lack of police response after surveillance video shows a man grab a gold chain then run out of a store. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. you can see the robbery was caught on tape, but the owner says he could not get police to come out and look at the video. >> reporter: after getting nowhere all day today, the store manager turned to us. releasing that surveillance footage and these fliers with the suspect's picture on it. until about two hours ago this

was a face that oakland police still had not yet seen. for that, the interim chief apologizes. in seconds, easy money pawn and jewelry on international boulevard took a $2,000 hit. when a bold thief took a chain. fearing for his safety, the store owner asked us not to show his face. >> he hopped into an infinity and they took off. >> reporter: but not before security cameras took a crystal clear picture of his face. a valuable lead for police or so the manager thought. >> and i still have not seen any police officers. >> reporter: hours after the brazen calls and three calls to police. >> were they going to come today or tomorrow? >> reporter: not one offer had stopped by to see the crucial clues. >> i have the suspect pretty much in your hands right now. i think you should come here and at least take a look.

>> reporter: i spoke tonight with oakland's interim police. officers were responding to higher priority, more serious crimes in the area including a shooting and a robbery. but the chief said he finds it hard to believe that throughout the day, not one officer was able to stop by the store and that he plans to look into the matter. >> they just unfortunately don't have time for something i guess you can call it minor. to me, it's not minor. so it's a big loss for us. >> reporter: after we aired the video on ktvu news at 5:00 and 6:00 an officer and another city then went to our website and was able to identify the thief and so tonight, oakland police are working to finally track him down. reporting live tonight, here at police headquarters, i'm heather holmes ktvu news. the three uc berkeley graduates offered their support to the occupy oakland

demonstrations this afternoon. shane boward said that the occupy oakland was quite a homecoming. >> this feels like coming back to oakland, coming back to this. thank you so much guys. >> reporter: boward and pattal returned home last month. we posted the edited speeches of the three. just search for the occupy oakland tab. hundreds of protesters remain camped out and following a confrontation with police, they're worried officers can force them to leave. janine de la vega is in the city and tells us a deadline for them to break down their tents is right now, janine. >> reporter: this about 200 people occupying the plaza. they started making noise because they found out police might be coming soon. they don't have tents but they

have tarps they are sleeping under. earlier they were told by police they needed to leave by 10:00 tonight. so far that doesn't seem to be enforced and no one is moving yet. hundreds of from testers took over market street during rush hour traffic. at first police stayed ahead of them keeping cars out of the way. but that quickly ended when demonstrators starting pushing down mission in between vehicles. you can see an aerial view of the marshals and police district. they spent about half an hour on the streets then went back to their base. >> they took our laptops, the money jar. >> reporter: police were enforcing a city code that prohibits camping on the plaza. five people were arrested for battery on an officer and

resisting arrest after police took up tents and packed them on public works trucks. >> there are concerns about tents. >> reporter: this man shows us bruises that he claims he got from an officer hitting them with a baton. >> that's okay. city still love those guy, i know they're just out here doing their jobs. >> reporter: they're holding their ground. >> our first amendment right does not end at 10:00. you know we're not leaving. >> reporter: and earlier tonight we did see police standing on the sidelines watching the demonstrators. right now we're not seeing any signs of police showing up here. we spoke to the police chief several hours ago. and what he told us is that they are going to take a wait and see approach. reporting live from san francisco, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. two new opinion polls out tonight show that most americans show washington more

than wall street for the nation's economic problems. the polls were taken as the occupy wall street movement hits the one month mark. in a usa today poll 64% said the federal government was more at fault while 30% are blaming big financial institutions. the numbers are similar by a paper called the hill. talk about the sign of times. a new app helps protesters alert family and friends when they're getting arrested. it's called i'm getting arrested and it will quickly send a text to a number of people when you hit the bulls eye. there's no charge and no word on if it will be developed for the iphone. and we will bring you the latest developments as they happen. an east bay mother is racked with grief tonight and police are now investigating

how her baby died at day care. jessica smith spoke through tears as she held a photo of her 5 -month-old son kaere. she says she brought her baby to this health care center on 85th avenue on friday. but around 2:00 in the afternoon received a frantic call saying the child had stopped breathing and was taken to highland hospital. >> my son did not make it. i don't know how to pass this day because i had just seen him that morning. i'm like it's not real, i just held him in my arms. >> reporter: the coroner is investigateing the death but smith says she was told her son may have died from sids. smith says the health care provider put the baby to sleep in a bed because there was no crib and the child was sleeping on his back. the american academy of pediatrics recommends babies sleep on their stomachs. the health care provider did not return our calls today. there is new information tonight about the latest fatal

officer involved shooting in san jose. today police identified the three officers involved. the department said sergeant sergio carabian shot the fatal shot yesterday at the park side apartments. officer kimber and juan fired shots. officers had responded to a report of a man acting suspiciously. oakland's population is half of san jose, but it has seen eight officer involved shootings so far this year. new concern about european debt took a toll on wall street today. the dow fell 247 points. nasdaq dropped 52 points. both indexes slipped into the red for the year: germany's

finance chief weakened expectations. research in motion slid 6% leaving text stocks lower. the company make it is blackberry. starting wednesday it will give free premium acts to users who experienced outages last week. there's a warning out tonight about west nile virus in santa rosa. officials say a mosquito found in western santa rosa has now tested positive for that disease. so they plan to set additional mosquito traps to check near by areas. they are asking residents to get rid of standing water which provides a breeding ground for phos mosquitoes and to be sure to guard against mosquito bites at dusk and dawn. the 6.9 magnitude quake, loma prieta killed hundreds throughout the area. officials reminded everyone

what will not be readily available the next time the big one hits, ken. >> reporter: those of us who were here remember exactly what we were doing on this date in 1989 when the earth shook and the clock on the ferry building froze at 5:04 p.m. station 10 is the san francisco fire department's museum and this historic day was remembered at precisely 5:04 with three chimes on a fire bell. >> [bell ringing ] a moment of silence and thoughts about what happened that day. chief greg suhr was then a young officer making a narcotics bust. >> the poor kid we were arresting i think it was the first time he had ever been in an earthquake so he was a nervous wreck. >> reporter: he spent the rest of the night in the marina where fires burns for hours. mike ferrell lived in the marina, he was 14 at the time.

>> it took years to repair. i spent the first three weeks after the earthquake, schools were closed, volunteering at the marina high school. >> leading for potentially in my administration a mandatory retrofit. >> reporter: emergency resources will be stretched thin and remind everyone they may have to rely on each other at least in the crucial first few days. >> typically, the fire departments can move in within three or four fives when there's a dispatch. but all that goes out the door when there's a disaster. >> reporter: there's information on what to do when a quake hits. it's information that can help you survive the next disaster. ken wayne, ktvu news. ktvu.com has a slide show of photos from the loma prieta quake as well as resources on

how to prepare for the next one. a cooldown is on the way for your tuesday. coming up in less than 10 minutes what the models are predicting for your neighborhood. masked men robbing a 24 hour store, it's happened again and people are getting nervous. one of the last things he said to me here was, i don't want to die. still ahead, another side of the hells angel shot and killed saturday. mmm... if i were cheese... i wouldn't want to let go of myself either. come try the cheese inspired dishes

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new at 10:00, robbers strike again in contra costa county. a 7/11 store in golf club road was the latest target. lloyd lacuesta spoke with the store's owner and residents who are know questioning their safety. >> reporter: this 7/11 store as you said on golf club road is the latest in a series of armed take over robberies causing fear in contra costa county. police say four masked men entered a store, two pointed guns at the clerk then cleared the register of cash and fled. we spoke to the store owner over the phone tonight. >> it's happening again and again. and this is scary for the community at large because nobody feeling safe. >> reporter: there's been about

a dozen similar robberies at community stores in recent weeks. at a valero gas station police say the robbers shot at a customer who was pumping gas but missed. >> very surprising. yeah. it's very unfortunate. and i mean having kids around that's you know you don't feel safe really anymore. >> pretty low crime that's why i lived here. >> reporter: police have surveillance camera video but not much else to go on. four men wearing masks and hooded sweatshirts. live in pleasanthill, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. we have new information tonight in the shooting death of a heelsburg men. three men are behind bars on charges of killing gabino lopez

santiago then dumping his body yesterday. santiago was shot at a marijuana growing site tended by the suspect. one of those arrested is the victim's brother-in-law. two gunmen who opened fire last night at a 3-year-old's birthday party were aiming at a rival gang member. a 9-year-old and 17-year-old girl were shot. none of the injuries appear to be life threatening. police say the person they believe may have been the intended victim was not shot. president obama is on a three day road trip pushing his jobs bill since the $450 billion package was defeated by senate republicans the president is now offering it in pieces. >> the fact is, let me say this. let me say this, i have bent over backwards, i have shown myself to be willing again and again to try to cooperate. >> reporter: the president added that democrats are getting mad at him for trying

to work with the gop. the white house insists this week's bus tour through north carolina and virginia is not a series of campaign events. a new poll shows the republican presidential nomination is wide open with mitt romney and herman cain in a virtual tie. 26% of gop voters favor mitt romney, 25% favor cain who's numbers are up 15% in a matter of a month. more telling may be that 67% of voters say they might still change their mind. john huntsman had only 1% of the poll but is not giving up yet. recently he moved his campaign head headquarters which seems to indication that he is

betting to win everything on the results there. it's unclear if the gunman escaped or if someone got to him before he could get away. the shooting victim is a 52- year-old father who had recently spoke with ktvu's rita williams. only on 2 tonight, rita's exchange with townsend. >> one of his written memorials said now there's another angel watching over us. this is where two weeks ago i first met he'll's angel steve townsend. he wearily unlocked his door. after turning away other media allowed me inside for an exclusive interview and several hours of talking off camera. >> he was a fantastic hell's

angel and fantastic friend. >> reporter: unknown then, townsend would be killed at that funeral. townsend thought he had disrepresented pettigrew after his death. townsend talked that day with pride about being a marine, a boxer, a soccer dad to him children and about being found not guilty after a fight at a strip bar. i returned the next day for a comment about the overnight arrest of pettigrew's killer. he told me right after an interview with me ran, he said he started getting calls from rival gangs that said, now we know what you look like and you're a dead man. i didn't use his picture again

just this anonymous quote. it's tragic, senseless, and now the rest from him. >> nobody is gaining nothing, everybody's loss. >> reporter: the last thing he said to me that day, i don't want to die. i have too much to live for. my fiance and my kids. in san jose, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. well on the heels of a very warm day. we will be notably cooler starting tomorrow. it's a pattern we're going to hold through wednesday. the fog is returning to the coast by tomorrow morning. here we are 7:00. 8:00 in the morning and it's just right here along the coastline. so the patchy fog, the low clouds, everyone , even the possibility of drizzle to stay at the coast. the north bay may see just a little bit. our temperatures sitting in the 60s right now. we are going to slip just a little bit more in in the

overnight hours starting tomorrow morning. 59 for hayward and again a little bit of patchy fog and drizzle perhaps along the coastline is what we're going to see. coming up in the next half hour, we're going to detail the cool down that we're going to expect. don't be worried if you see a thick column of smoke rising from the south bay. firefighters are conducting a controlled burn. the burn actually started today. calfire says the burn area is on middle ridge trail on hobbs road. forestry officials hope the fire will guard against future fires. how the death of an indy car driver is being felt here in the bay area. >> plus the safety precautions to prevent accidents at infinon race way. sobering new information about california schools where they rank on per student spending and what it would cost to be on a par with other states.

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new information tonight on exactly what killed two time indianapolis 500 winner dan wheldon at yesterday's race in las vegas. wheldon's car went airborne and smashed into a car following a huge crash. wheldon had accepted a $5 million challenge as he won the race starting dead last. and every year indy comes to infinon. and dan wheldon has raced in that event. >> reporter: there is some excitement as the ferrari take as spin around the racetrack.

there's also sadness here. it's been called one of the worse crashes in memory. after a 15 car crash killed wheldon. the impact is being felt at infinon race way. >> just really a bright, energetic, engaging guy, it's just a real human tragedy to have lost him from our sport. >> reporter: wheldon was involved with infinon. the driving school's blog featuring him on the front page. dennis star is a fire officer. he took us down on a track check. something that he does before every race to help prevent accidents. darnell is on the same drill in las vegas. he watched the accident on a play back. >> am i glad i wasn't in that one? now, yes. >> reporter: the possibility of

a crash happening in infinon are not great. there's an ongoing effort to make the tracks and race cars safer. ironically dan wheldon was a test driver for a new improved safer indy car that was set to be unveiled next year. reporting at the infinon raceway, noelle walker. a large amount of americans feel marijuana should be legalized. 50% said it's time to legalize marijuana. 46% said they thought it should be illegal. 56% of men think it should be legal. while 60% of women oppose. cutting proposed budget cuts would make it difficult

for the agencies to look for identify -- the trial of michael jackson's doctor is on hold until wednesday. the prosecutions primary witness could not be in court because of the death of a family member. dr.murray has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. we want to correct some information that we misstated earlier in this newscast regarding the current recommendation for putting infants to sleep. the american academy of pediatrics recommend babies be put to sleep on their backs and not on their stomachs. no apologies, the handshake that caused anger after the 49ers game. and what coach harbaugh had to

say about it today.

49er head coach jim harbaugh is promising to work on his postgame demeanor. >> reporter: at 49ers headquarters in santa clara this afternoon, coach jim harbaugh called the postgame handshake unfortunate. >> i take responsibility for my part in that. the thing that's -- that you feel bad about is that it detracts. takes away from what our football players did. >> reporter: it all happened right after the 49ers ended the lions five game winning streak

yesterday. a celebratory harbaugh ran up to schwartz. harbaugh gave him a handshake and a what is now being called the slap in the back. >> it is unfortunate, that the game is overshadowed. >> reporter: harbaugh says he's not going to apologize, but promises to work on his postgame etiquette. >> every 49er we spoke with today supported harbaugh and said the incident was blown out of proportion. >> handshake and pat. a push like this, come on. >> it's just funny how the lions go completely out of line. >> reporter: harbaugh says he briefly spoke with schwartz yesterday. and he expects to have a private conversation with him

soon. the altercation between the two coaches may have been sparked in the first quarter when harbaugh challenged a touchdown and received a 15- yard penalty as a result. according to numerous blogs, detroit head coach seemed to take pleasure when that challenge resulted in a penalty and strutted up and down the sideline yelling toward the 49ers bench. schwartz appears to say learn the rules harbaugh. the speculation is that thought fueled harbaugh's exuberance following the game. on our facebook page today, we asked if harbaugh's reaction. tell us what you think on facebook. parents, teachers and administrators say they are

upset following more vandalism on campus. they say it's the sixth time vandals have struck this month. a maintenance worker says it takes a lot of money and a couple of months to make the repairs. one father told us his son and other students like to play there before classes start. >> we came in it was all roped off as you can see over there. he was highly disappointed because they can't play on the play structure in the morning. >> reporter: a few miles away, vandals tagged mount diablo vista elementary school. recycle bins outside the kitchen were set on fire. after years of budget cuts, california ranks close to the bottom when it comes to spending on education. the independent california budget project says california is 46th in the country. compared to the rest of the u.s., california spent almost $3,000 less per student. to bring it in line with the rest of the country, california

would have to spend another $17 billion on education which works out to an increase of 32% from current spending levels. the state has frozen the sales tax breaks for green emergency companies following the bankruptcy of solyndra. the authority has approved tax exemptions to 33 companies so far this year. fremont based solyndra received $25 million. a hearing is scheduled in sacramento on wednesday to see if the program is actually helping to create jobs. mountain view police are asking for the public's help in finding two men accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year- old girl. the attack happened at 6:00 in the evening but the girl says she's not sure which day. she says two men pulled her into the bathroom, groped her and ran off when they heard voices outside. she described one man as white and the other latino and both appeared to be in their early

20s. a deputy who killed two bicyclists with his patrol car wants to end his probation early and get back to work. lloyd lacuesta spoke with the lawyer and the victim's parents who are not happy with that request. it's a story you will see only on two. >> reporter: a former santa clara county sheriff's deputy is asking a judge to shorten his sentence for accidentally killing two cyclists on steven canyon road almost four years ago. council acknowledged he fell asleep at the wheel on patrol. council pleaded guilty to two counts of vehicle manslaughter, served four months of house arrest. fulfilled 400 hours of community service and now wants his three year probation terminated eight months early. >> we've done so that tommy could go out and apply for a law enforcement position and move on with his life. >> reporter: the parents of galt and peterson are

objecting. >> i don't think he should be given preferential treatment. there isn't a day that goes by that i don't wish that i could talk and be around christie. and that she could be part of our family. >> reporter: peterson's mother agreed. >> his mistake had huge consequences he shouldn't just be able to take the consequences and just live with them. i have to live with the consequences. >> reporter: council's attorney says he never waged a court fight because of the victim's family. >> he was so concerned that it would be more pain for them to have to relive that. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office is also going to speak on behalf of the family. a private and unannounced funeral service was held today for raider's owner al davis at the chap chapel of the chimes in oakland. after today's ceremony the public was invited to pay their respects at the crypt where

davis is entombed. the team's three super bowl trophies were placed on top of the too many. of the tombs. s.w.a.t. team weapons were stolen. coming up in 10 how police in los angeles are trying to calm fears on how they might be used. cooler weather is migrating toward the coast. coming up in less than 10 minutes how it will impact your fuse day. -- your tuesday. it took for decades but some aren't quite where they used to be. the head stone project now under way to right hundreds of tombstones. verizon 4g lte.

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police in the orange community released the frantic 911 phone calls. eight people ended up dying in the gunfire.

one of the 911 calls is from a woman who was in a back room with others pleading for police to come now. >> he's still shooting right now. he's still shooting right now. >> okay, and how many shots have you heard, ma'am. >> ten. >> do we know who the shooter is? >> we think we do. it's one of the hair stylists husbands. >> reporter: scott decrie was arrested and is now charged with eight counts of murder and one count of attempted murder for the woman who survived the shooting. he is currently being held without bail. los angeles police say it is embarrassing. thieves made out with thousands of weapons from an l.a.p.d. s.w.a.t. training center. all of the weapons have been altered so they could not fire live rounds. the theft happened last thursday. police say thieves made their way through a series of metal doors and then made off with 15mp5 sub machine guns and 15 colt .45 caliber handguns. in news of the world

tonight, in libya -- >> revolutionary fighters bombarded the city of syrt with rockets and bomb fire. gadhafi loyalists are putting up heavy resistant. but they have captured another stronghold area. for stage one, israel bussed hundreds of palestinian prisoners. in exchange, israel wins the release of one palestinian soldier. crews started to pump oil in a reef. bad weather moved in and they

haven't stopped. it's estimated 1,400-tons of oil has leaked. a san francisco man says it worked with the san francisco giants so now he's trying the same for the 49ers. the giants made a video called it gets better. speaking out against the bullying of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender view. the man behind the idea is asking the 49ers to do the same. the team would be open to doing that says their spokesperson. we'll show you how san francisco national cemetery is getting a facelift with a 3d scanner and a laser beam. plus when there's a chance of drizzle returning to the bay area. your complete forecast in just six minutes. [ lisping ] i lost my front tooth the other day,

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the tombstones of the precidio cemetery will soon stand a lot taller and straighter. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge isn't the only wonder watching over our heros of the past on a sunny san francisco day. >> a lot of old souls here. >> reporter: at the national cemetery, a laser beam is firing 10,000 points a second on to every object. >> there's one head stone. >> reporter: everything the laser touches records into a computer program that creates an exact replica. >> the mirror is reflecting it as a known angle so it's mathematically griding everything you see. very quickly. >> reporter: the department of veterans affairs will use this data to realign about 3,800 tombstones here. this first phase of a year's long project is to make sure all of these tombstones line up perfectly and also to preserve this beautiful hill for our veterans. >> we have to pay our respects. we wouldn't be here if these people weren't here.

it's a vital project. >> reporter: it's an honor taking part, everyone exactly two weeks from halloween. >> it is a little weird walking down the middle of it. i try not to do what i'm doing. just thinking about doing the scanning not walking over graves. >> reporter: they won't have to do these realignments so often in the future by placing a level under ground. more than 4 million of the new smart phones have been sold since being introduced. meantime samsung has launched a new round against apple. they asked courts in japan and australia to block sales of the new iphone. samsung is also appealing a

court decision to ban sales of the galaxy tablets. new rules are on the way for wireless companies and that could bring an end to expensive cases of cell phone sticker shock. the federal communications commission and consumer groups announced a voluntary plan to give customers notice before surcharges apply. the overage warnings will cover, talk, data plans and roaming charges. it's pretty easy for them to reach out to us now that you know we have our own devices that they're contacting us with. the fcc is also setting up a special website on the new rules and some details are being worked out. but the rules are supposed to take effect within two years. a new study on mammograms shows that by annual screams may be better than annual screams. having a mammogram every other year instead of every year

decreases the risk of a false positivement. p o sitive. they do say there's a small risk of missing an early detection but they say it's insignificant. on the heels of a very warm day we are mild out there this hour. and we are looking at winds variable and light. we have a westerly breeze at sfo. some of us still dealing with an offshore breeze and offshore breeze really wiped out the marine layer. it's slowly creeping back but it's going to take some time. still 69 degrees san jose. we're talking 66 in livermore, have you been outside this evening? it's nice. on to what we can expect because we have changes in store. a big cool down expected by tomorrow. satellite and radar here we have mostly clear skies. still tonight. but that is going to change. this disturbance we've been watching over the last week out in the pacific about a thousand miles out off the coast is finally going to make its way

coast ward. to tuesday and wednesday we're going to be notably cooler over what we felt today. we're expecting the fog to return by morning. but right now it looks like it could be right along the coastline. maybe just a bit inland. a little bit of patchy drizzle along the coastline. partly cloudy skies expected for the afternoon and temperatures down noticingly. picking it up tomorrow morning. looks like it moves out just a little bit but it's only until 9:00 when it really surges and that's when we're expecting the best possibility of drizzle. for tomorrow morning, patchy drizzle along the coastline. temperatures sitting in the 50s to low 60s. 58 in san francisco. your afternoon highs for tomorrow, going to be a nice day but just a lot cooler than it was today. 72 san rafael, 67 expected for

richmond. low 70s oakland, san leandro. mid-70s castro valley. pittsburg you're looking at nice weather for the santa clara as well. 77 san jose, 77 for the afternoon and the peninsula is going to be nice and mild. 70 san bruno. 76 expected san mateo. 67 in the city. and 60s for the coast. we're talking about it earlier today. pacifica actually warmed about 77 in the afternoon. so quite warm there today but big changes expected for tomorrow. possibility of morning drizzle will last through wednesday. then we see the turn around once again in time for the second half of the week. over the weekend we're warming back up. >> i know it's early by that weekend is great. >> nice that it doesn't last long that drizzle. just enough to get wet then we warm up a little bit. an american researcher who suffered a stroke was finally rescued today. it was the dead of winter in

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tan and laid back attitude. san jose has lost their first four. another sluggish beginning and anaheim takes full advantage. musolani scored twice. that was his second. 2-0. and it's 2-1 sharks after two. perry does it all. one times it in. 3-1 lead. 3-2 final. sharks outshot their visitors 42-22 but that doesn't mean a thing in a 3-2 loss. wins often come at a steep price in the nfl. hard to put a bright face on the loss to the browns. jason campbell just really starting to look real comfortable as an oakland's guy. but he under goes surgery to

repair a collar bone. he says he will be in a few weeks but he could be gone for the season. that doesn't mean he's keeping his options open. >> i know that we can put an offense around cal bowler and continue to win. but what i have to do again. when you're in these situations you're looking to be as good as you can be. if i can put somebody else on this team that is going to make us better. that's what we have to do. >> if you're a quarterback, you want to come play for the raiders, give us a call. >> that little adrenaline fueled cocktail following the 49er win in detroit has everybody buzzing. but now you have seen harbaugh give schwartz give him the we won the game, now get out of my face. you've seen it. it distracted fans from focusing on the amazing football san francisco is playing right now. but coach harbaugh not about to

fuel the fire any further. >> i was excited about the football game. excited about the way our players played and you know, got revved up. you know personally i can get better at postgame handshake. we will move on with this with humble hearts and keep going. >> one more possible destination for andrew luck next year. how about miami. they are bad and they really need a quarterback. dolphins the current qb matt moore threw it at rivas. he ain't giving it back either. interception return for a touch. one of two picks in the night for rivas. dolphins now an ugly 0-5, 24-6 your final. and that is the sporting life for a monday night. >> that has to hurt. >> yeah. >> all right. mark, thank you. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> join ktvu morning news tomorrow at 4:30 to see if that

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