. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2news. >> 48 hours agriculture this war veteran was arrested on the frontlines of the protest. tonight he is in a hospital after surgery and he blames police. good evening. >> another war veteran in the hospital tonight after a confrontation with police break up a protest. eric live at highland hospital where he talked to friends of the man who just had surgery earlier today. >> reporter: he is still recovering from a lacerated spleen. his friends say it happened

when police arrested him early thursday morning and one of our cameras was rolling for part of that. >> i'm an iraq war vet. i had two tours in iraq, two tour; one in afghanistan. >> reporter: that plea from the 32-year-old wasn't enough to get him out of handcuffs early thursday morning. moments earlier we caught the tail end of the take down when several officers moved in to subdue him in the process his sprained friends say he was hit with batons. >> i'm just blown away that he could come back from fighting for our country and then get treated like this by the authorities. >> reporter: what's worse, friends say he was denied proper medical treatment in jail billion he made jail and was rushed to the hospital. it's the same place another vet scott olson was taken after he

had a fractured skull during another protest. a second ktvu camera caught him face to face with riot police minutes before he was arrested. >> they told him to move and he said i'm not towing anything. >> reporter: friends say the man was not part of the vandalism. >> he wouldn't do that. he is a business owner and he wouldn't harm someone else's business or cause problems. he was just out speaking his behind. >> reporter: i talked to the interim police chief and he said he is not seen the video but he said he has assigned two investigators to look into what happened. the sheriff's office is also investigating. we are live in oakland. > >> and more details, cameras were there last week when a scott olson was hurt, apparently hit in the head with

a tear gas canister. he is improving and is doing great in his friends words. he is texting but they aren't revealing anything more about the 24 early-year-old. >> for the first time oakland is provide something of the cost related to the protest as we first reported at six, the city said it had spent more than a million dollars on people and other costs through last saturday including $700,000 for police and 37,000 for public works crews and information technology workers. again these numbers don't include just the past week. so-called hard costs add up quickly. the police and public works departments have each spent $70,000 on supplies and equip helicopterment. another one hundred thousand was spent on security to protect the police department's website that was targeted by hackers and 25,000 went to repair damage down it the plaza. timing said to be everything in politics and tonight the mayor

is unable to reset her clock as the camp grows right outside her office. tonight she is under attack from business leaders and some city officials. they say they are angry she let the camp to return to the plaza. at the same time her earlier decisions to evict them and let the use of tear gas hasn't won her support among the protesters either. >> her handling of the protesters is seen as a national model for what not to do. it's a case study of the wrong response at the wrong time. >> the forceful removal of the camp 11 days ago also cut off many of her long time progressive supporters and put oakland in the national spotlight. just blocks from the plaza it was opening night at the symphony. what we found when we asked people here and around town

about the protesters. >> new video where 11 of the 35 students on a school bus were taken to the hospital because they may have inhaled diesel fumes. we are told the line on the bus ruptured and fuel sprayed inside the bus. the driver pulled over on the boulevard and then called for help. the students were returning to wood side high from a rafting trip. taking them to the hospital was a precaution. new jobless numbers are offering a glimmer of hope for the unemployed and the economy. the labor department is reporting that last month unemployment dropped to 9% nationwide as the economy gained about 80,000 jobs. even so experts say the numbers below what is needed. it's a mixed bag as john learned today. >> reporter: the building of a new d dealership in walnut creak has put a lot of people

to work and given the construction industry a much needed shot in the arm. >> there is probably about 70 or 80 workers on site this week. all different kinds of trades involved. it feels good to put people to work. >> reporter: the workers here have been lucky. construction has been down dramaticly for years and new federal data shows just last month the industry lost 20,000 jobs. >> out here, it was sort of ground zero and -- still from the both the commercial real estate and residential still extremely slow. >> reporter: at the one stop career center another busy day for people struggling to find work and learning how to put their best foot forward in an interview. >> just trying to find a job they could get 40 hours a week. >> it's getting worse. it's getting harder to find a

job. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? >> frustrated. >> reporter: looks like there is a lot of opportunities but looks can be deceiving. >> we have them posted there and so, it's hard. >> reporter: this construction project will hope as the new dealership in about two weeks. the superintendent said his crew will likely fibbed find more work after because he said companies putting people to work on other projects. in walnut creek. >> a legal challenge was launched today in four california cities including san francisco to block a federal crack down on medical marijuana. last month california's four united states attorneys announced a wide ranging investigation saying the industry had been hijacked. the lawsuits filed today are on behalf of the landlords and other. they say the justice department should come to the table and talk reasonablely about public poll civil.

>> pg&e crews found a new leak in the same gas pipeline that exploded in san bruno. they said they found it in palo alto during the testing of a stretch of the pipe about 20 miles south of san bruno. they say a high pressure water test indicated a very small hole about a millimeter. they plan to pinpoint the leak by injecting a special gas that can be detected by electronic sniffers. >> once you get those indications we will dig out the area and hopefully identity where this pin hole leak is and make repair its on that. >> pg&e also plans to retrofit a section of the pipe. they plan to install a new pipe inside the first one which will then be a protective casing in the event of a quake. >> a frost advisory is going up overnight for some of the bay area's inland valleys as the temperatures fall.

bill martin is in the weather center. >> you bet. tonight will be the coolest night of the season. in the north bay temperature also drop in to the freezing level and below freezing in someplaces i frost advisory in effect late tonight for the authority bay. temperatures very cool, plenty of frost, maybe a bit of valley fog and not just for them. it'll be cold. right new now in san jose, it's cold when you leave the house on saturday. lue noticet. you know what else -- besides the cold. it'll rain. i will tell you when that rain will arrive. we will look at the five-day forecast. >> and the chilly weather has people rushing to protect their plants and trees, robert honda tells you about that and shows you where the early snow fall dusted a mountain top in the south bay. >> reporter: for workers on

mount hamilton who are used to winter conditions the first finding of snow was still a thrill. >> the roads weren't to bad. it was just you get up there and the morning and it's just the domes were covered up there and it was a beautiful thing to see. >> reporter: the swift temperature drop also brought in many plant owners to the fugi garden center seeking advice on what to do during the cold snap and the frost advisories. >> if it's going to frost i would consider a frost cloth on citrus, reduce irrigation and make sure at the end of the day you don't over water. >> reporter: the snap also takes a human toll. today life builderrers opened its shelter doors hour as head of time sot homeless could get relief. >> real tough. you are finding yourself sleeping without a blanket most of the time. >> low temperatures it's very,

very bad especially on older folks. . >> reporter: despite the cold weather it kuntz plan to open anymore shelters until after the holidays because that's when the agencies official cold season starts, just don't tell that to the people already dealing with snow. near mount hamilton. >> the cold weather also brought about six inches of now snow to the high sierra. the highway patrol is blaming the winter like weather for a large back up along i-80. an unusually large number of people driving to the mountains were unproceed paired for the continues. they are warning people that black ice could pose a very serious danger on the roads tonight. and the arrival of the cold wet weather means the fire season is now officially over. the end of the season was declared today. caltrans has let go the seasonal employees and returned it's fleet of firefighting air

craft to its home base in sacramento. >> they endured nearly ten hours of surgery, new details about the two conjoined twins and how they are doing. . and he was give una world championship title on wednesday. so why was it taken from him today? why kelly slater lost his title. >> it's just four days until election day but coming up something you need to know. the error that went out on voter booklets to some 114,000 voters.

. just four days to go until election day and we learned about a printing problem that could send tens of thousands of voters to the wrong polling site come tuesday. >> that's right. could be more than 100,000 people who got these guide was the wrong polling address sending them instead to a house up here on howell street. the elections director said an outside printer's error on the guides ended up directing 11 5,000 to a polling place near city college, a mistake they are rushing to clear up. >> i don't want them to go there and all the sudden very 3,000 people in line. >> reporter: that's just one of the concerns as the city prepares for tuesday's election. today workers were sorting vote by mail ballot, turn out has

been low with only 1500 early vote he. >> i know who i want to vote for. may as well get it done. >> reporter: another issue is the rank choice vote that could factor in to the mayor race with a huge field of 16 candidates. in 2007 the mayor captured 74% of the vote in the first round but this year if nobody gets a majority it'll kick in. >> it's confusing yes. >> reporter: officials have posted signs throughout the city showing how to mark candidates and a reminder not to put the same in all three. >> if you mark the same one three times it counts once. >> reporter: many seem to be getting used to the system that was launched in 2004. >> avoid the run off and that's what the intention is because costs less. >> reporter: some wonder how it'll affect the race. >> i think it'll be a close call. hopefully we have somebody who is cost in what they are doing.

>> reporter: if you don't know your polling place you can call the board of elections or go to the website online. also anyone can vote at city hall which will be open through the weekend from ten to four as well as on monday. reporting live in san francisco. >> and stay with us for continuing election coverage. we will be watching the local races tuesday and will bring you the results on the 10:00 news. >> the allegations of sexual harassment against her main cain aren't going away. >> you know i have been in washington all week and i have attracted a little bit of attention. >> reporter: he said that this is what happens when you go up in the polls. an attorney for one of his accusers said the woman has decided not to go public with her claims of harassment. the attorney said there were certainly incidents and they happened when cain was the head of the national restaurant association in the 90's.

in greece the debt and political crisis appears to be letting up a bit. in a session the prime minister survived a no confidence vote. now he is starting talks on a new coalition government and said he will step aside if necessary. had the government collapsed it would have threatened the deal on his country's massive debt and that would have had global consequences. >> concerns about the greek vote weighed on iter investors. the markets ended on the downside. the dow lost 61 points. groupon gained nearly $17 billion on its first day. the stock was offered at $20 a share and closed at above 26. some say they have doubts about the business model and accounting. >> a man convicted of shooting two men in a church was sentenced to 40 years to life

in prison. prosecutors say the 20-year-old was searching for a rival gang member on valentine's day of last year when he burst in to the church. when he didn't find his target he shot and wounded his rival's two brothers who were 14 and 19. his family pleaded, saying he is mentally ill however the judge wasn't could vinceed and said bugs showed a lack of concern for the lives of others. embezzlement charges against a former giant giante playe have been expanded. robino connor is a accused of embezzling $2.2 million. a new court document filed in the case is one that is normally used when a defendant intends to plead guilty. >> that long and delicate surgery to separate twin

sisters. rita williams tells you how they are doing and what their mother did to prepare them to be separated. >> reporter: blowing kisses, that's the way they said good- bye to me the day before their life changing surgery. that and a smile. >> they play differently and talk different. >> reporter: we watched as angelina fit pieces in to apposes that her sister threw on to the floor. >> she just think of joined at the stomach and chest there was no way for the 2-year-old sisters to take time out from each other. surgery at the hospital changed that. we learned today both girls now are awake in separate beds breathing on their own. their mom tried to prepare them for separation by taking their dolls apart. >> soon you will be separated like this. >> reporter: this is the

alternative to surgery. these girls joined at the head once were a side show attraction. for a while that was the same fate for these two, born in 1811, the reason they used to be called siamese twins. >> they share the pelvis or share spinal cord or the brain. those are still waiting for advancing that we haven't had yet. >> reporter: next week we should see the first pictures of the now separated twins. rita williams,. >> your saturday morning will be a cold one. these are the overnight lows forecast and it'll be colinear some areas, look at all of the upper 30s and low 30s near freezing or at freezing. your saturday morning events will need a jacket. anything before ten, 11:00 and the daytime highs won't get that much warmer.

upper 50s. low 60's at best. in to the long range forecast the showers in the forecast in to the weekend. santa rosa tomorrow morning easily 34 at eight. through the day temperatures warm up a bit. not a lot. we will go into the upper 50s. that's the daytime high. lot of the daytime highs will be in the upper 50s. when i get back specific temperatures for the neighborhood rain in the forecast tomorrow, i will tell you when it gets here. >> it appears that kelly slater hasn't won his 11th world title yet. the association of said it made a mistake on wednesday when it awarded him the world title. that was based on the points he collected after he won his second heat at ocean beach. is he still just a few points short but could get another chance as soon as tomorrow and it was slater who noticed the mistake and told them. >> opening night of the

symphony blocks from the protesters. what we found out when we asked about the protesters and if there is support for them in the community. >> it's that time of year. crab season about to open. what you need to know beginning at midnight.

. as the move helicopter changes there is a growing group of part time protesters, lot of people who believe in the movement are juggling their work and family obligations to spend time at the camp. we found one man who said he normally spends five hours a day there. he didn't want to be shown so his employer wouldn't know how "time" he spends doing it. >> i have to balance my responsibility to my family and my children especially, my obligation to support my kid with my desire to be more deeply involved. . and something unusual for

both part timers and the die hards, when this yoga flash mob added a new dimension to the protest. >> a time magazine article online suggested oakland is starting to cover the original wall street in new york as the center of the movement. how do oakland residents feel? amber lee visited several corners including opening night at the symphony to ask about it. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the theme of opening night the age of agony as the city contend was the discontent of protesters just a few blocks away. the michael morgan has lived here 22 years and has sympathy for the group but concerned about their impact. >> those of us who are not actually participating but are in sympathy will go out of our

way to support the businesses that are right around that area. >> reporter: a few blocks south these two friends said the movement has caused them to switch bank. >> i'm with chase now. >> it's helped me think about a lot of the issues. >> reporter: in east oakland we saw parents walking their children home. they said they agree with the message of the movement but not the violence. >> that is not -- nothing to do with what we want. we want change, not violence. >> i'm fed up with it. i'm actually more fed up with the leadership with the government,. >> reporter: this father said the city's official move to remove the protesters then let them back drained resources and is hurting residents. >> we are spending our time fighting protesters who isn't stay on course. what is going on?

>> reporter: officials said despite concerns about the protests opening night drew nearly a full house. they say they worked closely with police to take extra safety precautions. reporting live. amber lee. >> it's just about time to turn the o'clocks back. daylight saving time end this weekend so turn your clocks back an hour before you go to bed tomorrow night. the time change is at 2:00 sunday morning and while you adjust the clocks it's a good idea to put new batteries in to your smoke alarms. >> the pots ready and a lot of boats have left. why hopes very high for the crab season. . >> in vallejo a 20 year celebration for a group that helped the mentally ill help themselves.

? in 90 minutes crab season starts as fishermen can drop their crab pots. john fowler shows you how fishermen are getting ready and what kind of cautioner are expecting. >> reporter: last minute preparations, rock fish and crab. >> sorting the crabs out and measuring and things like that so yeah you can kind of feel like a commercial crabber. >> reporter: at the fisherman's wharf a tease of what's to come. >> and a -- this is good. >> reporter: linda from houston got her first ever taste of crab. these caught five months ago kept on ice but when fresh they are even better,. >> on the next dock,

thousands of crab pots wait. in ten days commercial crabber also start dropping the pots and after a great year last year hopes are high. >> i hope we get a good price, the weather is calm, nobody gets hurt and we bring a lot of crab into town. >> reporter: deck hands preparing the crab pots and going in to the wire cot on w's, crab escape hatch itself something goes wrong. . you loose the pot they can still get out. more crabs the next season. >> reporter: commercial crab fishermen are awaiting the first sport fishing crabs as predicters. >> what it looks like and gives you the idea of how much crab there is. >> reporter: here, they have already set up the boilers, they are ready for the first crabs of the season. john fowler. >> in los angeles today jurors finished their first day of deliberating without retch

reaching a verdict in the trial of conrad murray. they started this morning after hearing six weeks of testimony from 49 witnesses. doctor murray is charged with manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. jay credit ce, has lentor lent her face and voice to a public service announcement. >> if you see something that looks wrong speak out. you may be wrong but you may just save someone's life. >> that psa was released this morning on behalf of her foundation which helps families who are aren't victims of kidnapping. she was kidnapped at 11 and held captive until 2009. >> new at ten elm powering people who are struggling to live with mental illness. lloyd shows you how a unique support group offers new hope for a better life.

>> reporter: in this hotel a group called circle of friends marked 20 years of giving the mentally ill a voice. >> it's about us being together and about the power we give each other. >> reporter: about 50 people gather to recognize the gains they have made in controlling their inner demons. >> i do admit i have mental illness. >> reporter: instead of being locked up they are living out in society on their own. this is part of the consumer elm powerment movement allowing the mentally ill choices and a say in how they are treated. >> i know what i need. i know what i believe. i know what -- who i am. that keeps me out of the hospital. >> reporter: mental health professionals say they realize their patients have a say in their treatments. >> folks recognize that

debribing people of their choice making is actually hurting their healtht. will take away their ability to become more independent, and make better decisions. >> reporter: over the years its helped people leave hospitals and board and care homes. >> we aren't scary, we aren't killers, we are not to be afraid of. we want the same thing that everybody else wants. >> reporter: circle of friends serving about 500 a month. it's principals have been repeated in other counties and states. live in vallejo. >> we have new information tonight about a san francisco police officer injured in a crash on tuesday morning. police say the officers condition has been upgraded from critical to serious. two other officers hurt in the crash have been treated and released.

threat were all hurt when their unmarked car struck a light pole while responding to a crash in the mission district. >> caltrans crews busy closing part of highway one and preparing a new hov lane. they shut down highway one from lake street to the northbound ramp onto doyle. it's set to reopen by nine tomorrow morning. drivers who need to cross the bridge can detour. the project is part of the upgrades to the drive. and in the east bay carpool driver also have a new option starting tomorrow morning. when caltrans opens another mile of southbound hov lane. the project is part of more than 12 miles of upgrades to the highway. >> a conversation with steve jobs, the interview never seen in public and when you will be able to see it. >> back here in ten minutes i will look at your bay area

weekend forecast. we have it all. cold action, showers. >> more than 500 days in a small com partment.

. the white house counsel is rejecting a subpoena relating to solyndra, they issued it asking for documents relating to the loan the company received. the white house said it has already handed over 8 5,000 pages of documents and that the request for more is only a employ. >> the inside story of gabreille giffords is a subject of a new book written by her husband. mark's book is entitled gaby a story of courage and hope. it describes her ten months of recover friday and how she cried of learning of the six people killed. she said she wants to get back to congress now. fans of the late steve jobs will soon be able to see more of him. a 70 minute interview from the 09's before he returned to apple will be released later this month. it'll be shown in landmark

theaters including several in san francisco. >> it looks like the latest attempt to raise airfares has failed. united states airways raised fares as much as ten dollars and delta matched the increase. they both started toa give up the increases today when other airlines didn't jump on board. most -- that was the 11th broad based increase so far this year. >> in news of the world tonight in the middle east the israeli navy boarded two small protest boats trying to break the gaza strip. they say it hurts the people of gaza. israel said nobody was hurt but last year forces killed nine people while stopping a similar situation. in france the g20 summit ended. the debt crisis drew a lot of attention. leaders agreed to increase funding to the international

monetary fund. italy is said to be the next flash point. >> and in russia six men came from 520 days isolated. they spent all that time in a closed windowless com partment to act out a mission to mars. it was to see if they could with stand the stress and fatigue. they say they want to lie in the sun, take long walks and drive fast cars. >> catholics will soon notice changes in the language of the english mass that has been the standard. it was nearly 40 years ago when they first heard the mass said in their languages instead of latin going back to the roman times. the new prayers introduced this month seek to provide a more literal translation. >> many cases it won't sound like every day english. >> spanish, french and other

languages are also being translated the goal is to unify catholics around a common more accurate version of the mass. >> customer for 17 years, i'm going to go draw out my money. >> the nationwide call to get people to vote with their feet. . and 49 degrees right now in san jose. in six minutes the coldest spots overnight and when the next round of rain will arrive. storewide. unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get $10 off with no exclusions. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney.

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. it's not part of the protest but a grass roots movement is asking people to traction father their money tomorrow out of the big banks. we talked to people already making the switch and one business that seeing up ticks in customers. >> reporter: a group of 40 parents with their children in tow marched to the wells fargo

branch. >> i have been a customer for 17 years and i'm going to go take out my money. >> reporter: along the route they horned in support and employees from other banks clapped. >> my children know how to share and we need the big banks and the 1% to share too. >> reporter: one of three moms in the group moving their money the day before bank transfer day. >> if this is enough people transferring their money that the bank also have to be actually better citizens. >> reporter: a spokesman said they are good corporate citizens. >> over the past ten years -- state authorities,. >> reporter: and last year they donated more than $29 million to nonprofits. >> it's a drop in the bucket. >> reporter: miles avery opened a new account at a credit

union. >> they invest in the local community and that's very important to me. >> reporter: john miller is the manager of this safe america credit union. he has heard from several potential new customer this is week. >> maybe another ten to 15 calls. people concerned and asking asking if we charge for debit cards . >> more details now on moving your money. banking expects say you better research. if you are considering a credit union make sure you are eligible and then check if the accounts federal deposit insurance. also they open the new account but don't move all the money at once. then verify transfers and checks clear. >> in san jose a well known person who own owns a beer company announced his participation in that bank protest. >> today i want to announce

i'm investing my personal bank accounts from the bank of america immediately. >> mike fox said he will move several hundred thousand dollars out of his personal account at bank of america, he will move a four million dollar line of credit and he said he will consider using local banks. runs a business in san jose. protesters supposed to head to the federal reserve building as part of that nationwide protest. after that they plan to head to the bank of america tower in the financial district. >> along the coast it's a bit windy. no fog to speak of. clear skies and it'll be cold. look at some of the wind speeds, winds blowing 22-mile as hour. they are starting to shift. we are seeing a clearing wind now. by tomorrow morning the wind wills be slack if you are going out crab fishing tomorrow

morning and i know a lot of you are. be aware of the big swell. it's picking up. not giant but large. another thing -- the winds that are out there and they will die down. the -- the waves are up out of the northeast. here is the system. watch i will back it up. there it is there. you see it roll through. that of course was the rain we experienced. now it's starting to dry out and we are looking at a nicer weather pattern through the overnight into tomorrow. here is how it goes. your day tomorrow looks good until about 3:00 and then things change. show you what we have. weather system comes in. snow in the mountains, snow -- little flurries, as we go in to the late afternoon rain develops, scattered showers for the entire bay area and then we break off sunday morning, sunday afternoon or midmorning it's gone. watch saturday morning. this is the computer model 7:00 a.m. we are clear and dry.

saturday afternoon 2:00, rain shows up along the coast fingerprint you are involved in the surf contest you will notice the winds out of the southwest that. will change it around and then the rain moves through, 8:00, we have frontal passage there. that's the main shift and then the cold air behind it. widely scattered showers in to sunday afternoon. i think your best bets tomorrow. 3:00 and then overnight it rains and then sunday starting about 10:00 a.m. i think are you in god shape. as we go up to the mountains winter weather watch. it won't be progressive. its going to start snowing, keep snowing, they won't see as many breaks. five to ten inches possible. four thousand feet. similar to what we saw over night. 58 degrees tomorrow in place like antioch and livermore, these temperatures significantly cooler than they were two days ago. your weekend is not a bust but it'll feel like winter. lue need jackets and umbrellas,

you have -- cal over here at the ballpark in san francisco. jackets, maybe a poncho. the rain isn't a big deal. it won't be a heavy rain but it's something you will have to consider in your outdoor plans. >> t birds. >> you will get out of it early but i think by afternoon it'll be raining in most of the bay area. >> soccer game at three. >> right on the edge. i don't think it'll be canceled but take a jacket. >> bring the gear. >> okay. >> thank you. >> at any time now nasa sciencists say a giant iceberg could break off from antartica. they were much whatting a giant crack on a glacier that's growing six feet wider every day. it's about the size of new york city. they say this crack is natural and happens every decade or so they say it's not global warming. >> a once tox ic site ready for new homes and parks. the milestone reached.

. there was reason to celebrate. still, state and federal officials were all on hand for the opening of mission bay drive and circle. what was once a toxic site mass

been cleaned up because of millions of dollars in grants and is ready for homes, parks and businesses. the project also created hundreds of jobs and is part of the ongoing redevelopment of the mission bay neighborhood. >> mark joins us, we have all kinds of football tomorrow. we have pro, college. >> yeah. you know that game what is it alabama and --. >> lsu. >> yeah. little football game down south. around here all eyes on stanford after that amazingly entertaining game last week the cardinal ranked 4th they won't float attention fee outside the bay area. next up oregon state in corvallis, usc doesn't seem worse for wear. the mascot for colorado, they get tripped up. that's like it's been for cole example all year. they have to deal with matt

barkley. six touchdown passes, this one to robert wood, 45 yards to the score. usc bouncing back after the loss to stanford to the tune of 42-17. the cheerleaders at napa high with every reason to be excited considering how their school and high school game of the week game out as they take care of business from the get go. zach, breaking a tackle. he is off and running, 11-yards the score, napa on top 7-0. 4th play of the game that was. vintage on the board trailing 17-0. dillon, nearly tripped, 36 yards, up top beck and then just before half n apa explodes, three unanswered touchdowns, michael stewart, 24- yards and the score, napa winsa 2-1. they are headed to the playoffs, that is now six straight wins for napa over

vintage. just the way golf fans want it. no telling who will come out on top of the cup over the weekend. the legends all bunched up at the halfway point at haring park and the weather the is cooperating pretty well today. little dicey yesterday. mark, shot of the day. 7th hole. second hot. right in -- a 68 put him one shot back of the lead but it's a three way tie on top of the leader force, david frost, with a 69 he is four under and then it is michael allen also surging, birdie at 14, he also carded a 69 and he is tied for the lead at four under par. because it's seemingly never ending the regular season hockey is soon forgotten it seems but the sharks, one of those games may stay for a little white. great come back against the

penguins after a 2-0 deficit early took a fight, right in the middle to fire them up and they come light back late in the third. jamie -- the goal is first of the season. we are tied at three into a shoot out and ryan, scoring, beautifully the only goal of the shoot out but also a hero, shark goalie, thomas who replaced with -- early on, stopped 29 of 30 shots and classic, his teammates they impressed. >> he was great. made some big saves and gave us momentum and that turned the game for us. immaterial one of those where we didn't see a lot of panic and felt good about a strong push and keep pushing and we will get one. >> we have been playing well as of late but we were still trying to fight through and get better. we played national on the last road trip and we know they are

a tough team to play again. >> all right. that's the sporting life for a friday night. >> thank you. thank you for joining us.

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