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tampered card reads and. good evening. >> federary authorities call it one of the most high end operations they have seen. a lucky market chain is take a unusual step and telling people they may need to cancel credit cards or change their bank accounts. lloyd is live in san jose where he has learned at least 80 people have reported compromised accounts after using tampered card readers at luckies. >> reporter: i'm one of the lucky stores's, one of 23 where credit and debit account information has been stolen. a sign is posted warning customers to check their statements and close their accounts immediately if something is wrong. officials say the problem started customers swiping their cards at theself check out stands. >> they said somebody put magnetic device of some sort onto machine and it took

information. >> reporter: it happened in lucky stores, save marte the parent company said it was found during routine maintenance. we talked to the company's chief financial officer on the phone. he said they found board sniffer devices. >> the secret service said that it's the most high end device they have seen in the united states. they planted a second head in our units and the computer board picked up the information, the credit card numbers. >> reporter: the company said so far 80 people have reported money taken or suspicious activity of their account. the amount is in the thousands of dollars. >> i guess i was very surprised something like this could happen. >> makes me wonder how someone could do this and come under the management's -- you know,

escape management. . >> reporter: management said its checked all of its stores and wants to ensure customers it's now safe. >> removed the units the stores, it can't happen again. >> reporter: investigators apparently worried it could happen again. one clue they have is that a few months ago someone stole credit card readers a lucky store in fresno. live in santa clara. ktvu channel 2news. >> and to see the full list of stores affected go to ktvu.com. we have posted a list on the home page. >> we have a amber alert. it was issued earlier this evening for three children kidnapped in west sacramento. authorities say the children's father is the suspect kidnapper. take a look at his picture. authorities identity him as a 30-year-old. the three children seen here are a 4-year-old girl, a 2-year- old boy and a 7-year-old boy. authorities say they were forciblely kidnap from their

mother's home about 6:00 last saturday night. the suspect was last seen driving a black mercedes with california license plate 6thu701. the california highway patrol is asking anyone with information to call them. the coldest weather in months is being forecast for the bay area tonight with a freeze warning set to go into effect at 1:00 a.m. in parts of the authority bay. bill martin has been tracking the drop. we start with deb half live, where people are taking precautions. >> reporter: we are get together point where we are -- starting to see our breathe out here. we are watching the temperature here on the boulevard which is at 39 degrees now and dropping. onto door of this homeless shelter and others in the north bay a warning about frigid weather . >> they keep us out of the cold. >> reporter: joan and her kids

appreciate living here. before this. >> here and there, friends house, motels, whatever we could find to stay out of the weather. >> reporter: 8-year-old maggie wore two pairs of pants. were you cold? >> yeah. >> we are still together. least we aren't like -- we didn't get taken away. >> reporter: with so much sun the first cold night dear sir take us by surprise. pets may not be used to it and can have frost bite if they aren't protested. >> maybe close to the hot water heater or the heater of the house will generate heat in the garage. moving them in to the house. >> reporter: cold plants may need covering, at the tree lots, the cold snap is a good thing. >> we don't care. we saw the better for them than 7a degrees we had a couple days ago. >> very a day plant i need to

wrap up actually. i'm trying to not to forget. i froze it last year. >> reporter: people were bundled up tonight. the warmest glow we found came from holiday light. though they were appropriately -- ice lights. deborah, ktvu channel 2news. >> and it's getting cool outside. that freeze warning in effect late tonight for the authority bay. up toward santa rosa, we have a freeze warning in the central valley and a frost advisory for the east bay. that's clayton, san ramon, the livermore valley area, look four frost, it's very cool. that frost or that freeze warning, from redding to bakersfield. it's a lot of cold air in the central valley. it's 38 santa rosa, it'll be a very cold night that. freeze warning in effect late

tonight. frost advisory for the east bay. when which come back specific forecast lows for your neighborhood and we will look at the five-day, we show a bit of warming through the week. >> and you can find weather alerts any time by going to the website, ktvu.com and look for the red buton that say as alert near the top. if you think about a fireplace or wood stove to keep warm the air quality management would rather you didn't. the district said burning wood can lead to unhealthy air. though a winter spare the air isn't in effect we could see it if the cold snap continues. the agency calls wood smoke the largest source of winter air pollution in northern california. >> example cal governor jerry brown said he has filed a ballot initiative to boost taxes. he posted the open letter saying the initiative could raise about $35 billion over five yearst. can temporarily raise the state sales tax by a half cent and boost income taxes for people

making more than $250,000 a year. if brown can collect enough signatures the measure would go on the ballot next november. the governor said it would be used to fund education and public safety. after moss of warning postal service said announced major cut backs due to a decline in the volume of mail. it's closing hundreds of facilities and cutting tens of thousands of jobs. the exchange also nearly eliminate next day delivery. all the cuts expected to save three billion dollars next year. we get more from amber lee. we will hear about the one item spared the budget cuts. >> reporter: we are in front of the grand lake post office. it's next door to a store offering ups and federal expes service. it's people like these and technology that's put the postal service in a position where it fleds to make drastic

cuts. >> green would be great. >> reporter: customers in line at the post office said they still rely on traditional mail delivery despite internet. >> they like the personal touch sending cards, thank you notes, things like that to my client clients and friends. so i think it'll make it less personal. >> i use netflix and i mail christmas cards and i use the mail frequently. . >> reporter: the postal service has been losing money for five- years as the use of e-mail exploded. >> the service didn't keep up with modern times. technology passed them up and that's why they are suffering. >> reporter: they announced they are shuttering two hundred mail processing centers. overnight service may soon take two- or three-days. >> is this carrier said he has been on the job 25 years and said he is concerned up to

35,000 jobs will be cut but many will be lost through attrition. >> the history of the service we have never had to lay anybody off. we can do longer promise that. >> reporter: some complain post office lines already long. >> long lines like this every day. as you can see this is -- you know like at least a 30 minute to an hour wait. >> reporter: up s and fedex are expected to benefit. >> close some station. i think we will get more volume. >> reporter: a usps spokesman said saturday service will continue. reporting live. amber lee. ktvu channel 2news. >> we asked tonight on the facebook page if people would miss the services and think the cuts a good idea. one comment was i won't miss t i do everything online, i haven't sent a lateener years,

another said some people need the first class and next day mail, charge more and people keep their jobs. join the conversation and tell us what you think. >> oakland police spent hours searching for suspected gunman before locating a man on the roof of an apartment building. check out the center of the screen here. lue see a man come up from the biling's edge. officers then made him crawl to them at gun point before arresting him. police say he dropped his gun from the roof. officers had responded to the apartment building on third street and they closed down streets in the area and blocked off access to the building. >> a san jose police swat team used tear gas and flash grenades searching for a suspect. they found a car belonging to the 26-year-old suspect outside

a home on college drive but couldn't locate him. police haven't released his name but said he is believed to have wounded two people. the use of sick days by police officers in san jose is up 40% this year and coming up at 10:30 we will look at why so many are calling in sick and it has nothing to do with flu season. >> a public hearing going on right now at piedmont city hall after a proposed sports field judging the volume of reports handed out ahead of timet. will be a long night. >> this view comes the camera on top of a building so how cold will it get in tomorrow's forecast in eight minutes. >> and who will come out on top? sizing up the latest movement of presidential hopefuls and which may win the nomination. this holiday season

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. the battle over a proposed sports complex right on the border of piedmont and oakland. we are in piedmont where a key meeting is still underway at city hall. >> reporter: the public comment portion of the meeting just started minutes ago. to give you an idea of the level of interest we will send jonathan hawkins, the council centers packed so are two spill over rooms. >> if it wasn't for the sign the patch of green and david

walking his dogs, you may drive by blair park without noticing . >> boy rather see kids playing soccer. you know, really -- how many have you seen? >> reporter: the do thinks the last patch of untouched land is under used. >> nice,. >> reporter: a decade ago 300 kids played organized soccer. today it's a thousand. field space is as limited as its seating at the city council meeting. the council chambers plus two over flow rooms are packed on the subject of this one five acre patch of green there is not a lot of gray area. >> the number of -- vastly more than those opposed. by my count well in excess of 3- 1 in favor. perhaps that is as good a sign as any that public sentiment supports it. >> reporter: pedestrian safety

is a concern. there is a feeling by gaining a rec space piedmont is losing something else. >> it's beautiful. it would be sad to tear it down even though my kids need a soccer field. >> reporter: the game isn't officer yet. >> and we will have to see if the council votes on this tonight. the meeting could go into after 2:00 in the morning. noell walker. >> police are issuing a warning, they say people robbed the number of cars on falcon ridge drive stealing things car that were left unlocked. police want to remind to you lock the car and remove our belongings when you leave. the football bleachers at at&t park are being closely watched. this shot shows how the railings gave way at the end of a game. a giants spokeswoman said the company that installed the bleachers was there to inspect

the damage. the fir department said the area that failed was designed as a walkway. nobody was seriously hurt. >> owner of eye winery is suing his estranged wife saying he was the victim of a set up she arranged. the lawsuit alleges she hired christopher butler seen here in the khaki pants, he then allegedly hired a man who posed as a television producer who took him to a bar with the intention of getting him drunk and when he left the bar butler allegedly alerted a sheriff's deputy to pull him over for dui. both are charged with a string of fake dui arrests movement for the first time the man's once considered the country's worst serial killer admitted his guilt. even sew was denied parole.

the assistant da said he admitted he murdered 25 farm workers. he said the victim was trespassing. the bodilies in found in shallow graves, he is now 77 years old and has dementia. >> two days after herman cain bowed out of the race the rest of the gop are changing the deck again. who the experts and nonexperts think will rise to the top. >> reporter: republican presidential candidates cutting each other up but folks here at its president at barber shop say they hardly notice as the list of want to be social security trimmed >> comedy of errors, people coming and going. >> i wouldn't consider myself a democrat or republican. it's like whoever is the best

candidate. i don't have any pref rennes. >> i just do a -- myself i -- i continue to support the president. >> reporter: we have seen the rise and then fall of michelle bachmann, rick perry and now herman cain. next um gingrich. >> the nonromney in the race and that's the one thing of these people. >> reporter: bill wayland points out gingrich has affairs, controversial work fence, a conversative who fought climate change. >> we don't always see eye to eye do we? >> reporter: and mitt romney hopes others cancel each other out. >> people like comfort food. that's what he could be. >> reporter: while many ares are cutting each other up and spending money analysts say the

president comes out of it all rested, rich and ready to do battle with whatever candidate is still standing. in palo alto. >> mitt romney is scheduled to visit the bay area this wednesday. he will attend a private dinner. tickets 1,000 to $25,000. his campaign said he won't make any public appearances. there is word he is about to get endorsed by dan quayle. >> temperatures today around the warm side especially santa rose a. lots of mid60s. tomorrow cooler, low 60s and upper 350's. a freeze warning -- we talked about that -- in santa rose a40 degrees in napa, overnight lows in the north bay communities in to the midand upper 20s in the cold spot, it's definitely

chilly. we have a -- frost advisory from the rodeo area, all the way out thwart antioch and brentwood. you can see the frost advisory. not just in the east but other places as well. you can see -- in the east bay frost advisory area, down in the san jose area. these are the overnight forecast lows t will be cold when the kids go off to school. bring the jackets, daytime -- long range forecast, i will show you the next shot for showers and to warm up. ly see you back in a bit. >> a new field poll shows california is having second thoughts about the state's high speed rail investment. the polls found 59% of registered voters wouldn't support funding the railway if it came up for a vote again. in 2008, voters barely approved bonds for the project. last month the high speed raila

authority said it would cost twice as long and cost twice as much to build. today they heard arguments before and against the project. property posed path would take up to much of their land while an engineer official defended the project as a boone for the economy. >> a south bay school had a unique wish list, gift that would help the school's struggling program. >> and san francisco has a ban on plastic bags but a change may becoming tomorrow. what it could mean for shoppers. alright, so we have $10.

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ovation. the burnett middle school runs a music program for 170 students, the ongoing budge cuts make itself hard to provide all the instruments needed. . >> reporter: as they cheered staired staff members paraded in with more than $30,000 in new instruments. some students were in awe. >> it feels great. it feels great. >> reporter: isiah tried out a new one right away. >> it's amazing. brand new and -- sound quality is amazing. >> reporter: though the they will help some of the students now the district said the big benefit is how to help them in future concerts.

>> it's important. i reflect back on my own education and once i start playing, it gets back to my own education. i have been -- very the opportunity to now and it's cool. >> reporter: the district is preparing to make $12 million in budget cuts next year sot donation helped provide up beat holiday music. in san jose, robert honda. >> who said have you to wait until you grew up find a way to fight cancer? not angela. she won the 100,000-dollar grand prize today in a math and science competition sponsored by the foundation. she is a senior, she designed a -- to deliver chemo. wow. not bad for a 17-year-old. other bay area winner was andrew of san francisco who

took home a 20,000-dollar scholarship and jeffrey ring and helen -- each won $10,000 for their work in bio engineering. >> reporter: a sweeping expansion of the plastic bag ban will go before the board of supervisors. it includes large grocery stores and pharmacies. the new ordinance would ban plastic bags at any retail outlet and if approved starting next july customer also be charged ten cents. they urge people to bring their own bags. >> it's not a flu bag. possible reasons for a sudden surge in sick calls by police officers in the bay area's largest city. >> a big announcement -- found one planet that's similar to earth that could sustain life. coming up more on the planet. @@

. police officers in the bay area's largest city are calling in sick in record numbers. what was happening during the two biggest spikes. >> reporter: san jose police chief recalls one day 15 out of 100 called in sick. >> it wasn't a lot of margin for something happening. >> reporter: they were sketched in mid-october while look agent homicide of two students and a officer involved shooting. >> that was a lesson we learned that we wanted to make sure we have coverage. >> reporter: this year police department employees have taken more than 132,000 sick hours, up 40% from last year. sick calls spiked in february after the department announced layoffs and in june right before they went into effect. >> is that concern you? >> it does. it just means we need to be watching everywhere. >> reporter: this resident

started patrolling her neighborhood and formed a watch committee after dozens of burglaries reported in recent moss. for year this is very been allowed to bank sick time and get paid on retirement but that policy could change. >> i think it's to the point where if the leaders say use it or loose it then okay, i guess we will uset. >> reporter: the president of the police officers association maintains the majority of sick calls legit. >> you have people not 100% who may have come in normally and worked said that's why they give me sick time as a benefit and that's -- i will do it. >> reporter: they expect higher sick calls until a decision is made. it's separate than the pension issues. maureen naylor. >> oakland today did -- hasn't been able to do for more than a year. the police department started training ten new recruits because ever a ten million dollar federal grant. they had planned to be officers

before the city started layoffs last year but the academy training was cut short because of budget cuts. >> i get it start my dream job. a long path in the making. >> reporter: the grant money will also rehire four laid off officers and hire 11 more. the department should have some 670 officers. >> the number of homicides in the constituent dropped last year to the lowest level since 1966. in 2010 the california department of justice counted 1809 homicides, a drop of 8% compared to the year before. hispanics made up the largest number of victims, gangs and drugs were the top factor. a val johan man in jail for allegedly stabbing a man to death inside his apartment. police say officers responded

to the apartment on valley vista near the fairgrounds near -- drive at three this afternoon. they found the 57-year-old unresponsive. paramedics pronounced him dead. police later arrested elliot frisbee. they say they are friends. a dramatic announcement from nasa. they say they have found a planet that is similar to earth and could possibly sustain life. the breakthroughs made right here in the bay area. >> reporter: it's an age old question could life exist on another planet? now researchers are a step closer to an answer. natalie is onto team that found a planet. >> it's about 2.4 times bigger in size than earth. >> reporter: 600 light years earth circling a star about the size of the sun. >> to see something for the first time that nobody else in the world has seen. that's a great feeling.

>> the light numb through this, bangs off the mirror that's in the base of the structure here and then reflecting out to the focus that is the largest camera nasa mass built. >> reporter: john jenkins said the 630 million-dollar tell scope launched in march of 2009 lets researchers see a slice of space never seen or heard before. the data shows light and other thing that can translate into sound, its song of the stars. the planet is one many possible planets that could support life. >> we are creating a revolution with respect to the behavior and the structure and dynamics of stars. >> reporter: researchers hope giving younger generations new reasons to be star struck. what's also exciting is that all of the data is being posted online and you can help researchers look for other

planets around star systemsw. he have a link to the website on ktvu.com. click on web links. reporting from mountain view. >> the head of the faa is on leave tonight after a weekend arrest for suspected drunk driving. faa administrator was arrested saturday in virginia after police say he was driving on the wrong received the road. he is a veteran pilot who flew from eastern airlines for 25 years. police didn't release the results of his test. >> standard and -- it is reviewing the credit ratings for 15 countries to see if they need to be down grade. earlier the leaders of france and germany reported progress in resolving the economic crisis. the french president and german chancellor proposed changes. they want penalties if deficits grow to large. a summit of all leaders is

planned for thursday and friday. that potential down grade put a damper on a positive day on wall street. the dow closed up 78 points. investors banking on europe to ref solve the debt issues. >> americans into shopping online. the research said shoppers spent nearly $6 billion online from monday through friday of last week. cyber monday sales reached one and a quarter billion dollars. that's the biggest shopping day online in history. a lot of holiday sales were helped this year by early discounts and door busters. word two former workers at the vector control agency are being investigated for stealing about 63 5,000 dollars from the agency. vector control deal was mosquito and other sources of disease. the bay area news group reports one of the workers was fired, the other resigned. their names haven't been

released and no charges have been filed. >> a woman who was one of the most powerful in corporate america has died. she died yesterday after a long battle with cancer. she was 58 years old. she was chair woman of hp and then a scandal hurt her reputation. in 2006 she was ousted after okaying plans to snoop on phone records. the charge was later dropped. >> occupy complaint. why a protest has resulted in litters being sent to the parents of some high school parents. >> back in ten minutes, the forecast includes a very cold night and a mild day. i will be back in ten minutes. >> one day after the 49ers win the division the shirts ready and fans excited. that story ahead. ♪ it's easy to see what subaru owners care about.

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. a 12 person task force in place to investigate the pepper spraying of students at davis. the november 18th incident gained worldwide attention. today the president appointed a student, staff and staff to the panel. it its to be headed by a former supreme court yourself justice. its being determined responsibility for the incident when responding to demonstrations. >> a demonstration is growing at a park across the street if berkeley. the school principal said students spending time at that camp so letters were sent to parents saying it's complicated supervision of the students them say they are watching the situation but the mayor said right now there are no plans to raid the camp. >> in news of the world in russia the prime minister is being accused by a number of

russians of rigging yesterday'se legs and many of them protested. the united rush why party got about 50% of the vote. is he expected to run for a third term. because of term limits he couldn't run when his previous term expired back in 2008. in london wikilea ks founder was granted to the right to appeal but his judges say his chances of success are slim. is he identifying to be sent to sweden where he faces sex crime allegations . if the court rejects his appeal he could be sent there with in ten days. in japan, this could be the world's most expensive freeway collision ever. eight ferraris, and two mercedes crashed. the driver of one of them tried to change lanes and hit a median barrier that. then set off a chain reaction.

the total damage cost could be more than a million dollars. the luxury car was all traveling together at the time . none of the drivers were seriously hurt. >> we have a correction to make about a mistaken in identification from a story we brought you earlier in the newscast. in the story about a lawsuit alleges a dui set up we miss identified former private investigator christopher butler. is he the man highlight there's in the background with the silver hair with a suit and tie. >> they have the best team in the ncaa. a hero's welcome for a bay area soccer team. >> and parts of the barry are under a freeze warning. bill martin will tell us how long the low temperatures will be with us. and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love science.

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said won't be on the shelves for long. paul chambers with 49ers playoff fever and what the team say social security different this year. >> the throw -- deep, touchdown 49ers. >> reporter: sunday's victory over the rams put the niners in a place they haven't been in a long time. >> i feel greatw. clinched the division and get no better. >> that's an amazing feel. i wouldn't trade it for anything. like you said first time in a long time. . >> reporter: to be exact its been nine years since the niners have qualified for the playoffs, last season the team only one six game its but during the off season they brought if a new coach. >> they kept the same players, we have the team, always been a good team. >> you don't get the opportunity all the time. when it comes have you to take advantage of it and take the moment.

>> a niner fan when they were down and low and now they come out of nowhere. it's a great feeling. >> reporter: its spraying to this store in campbell or the division champ shirts up and ready for sale . >> may be bigger than in years past when they have won super bowls, it'll probably fly off the shelves. >> they have four season games since the playoffs. in san jose, paul chambers. >> five of the 49ers also went on a special shopping trip today. they took 20 at risk youngsters to a target store in san jose. they got to biologists for their families and also a gift for themselves. >> this christmas if we wouldn't have this -- probably wouldn't have got presents,. >> reporter: one child was so excited -- he couldn't wait to

see the smiles on his brothers and sister's faces. >> chilly out there tonight. let's look at some of the current temperatures. it's 46 out to san jose, 47 at the san francisco airport, 50 in oakland and now livermore and concord, low 40s. napa40 and again look at the extent of that freeze warning, extends throughout the central valley. the difference -- between that and say a frost advisory is that you have freezing temperatures for more than a few hours, you will have an area that will see below 32 or at 32 for more than a few hours and some case that can break pipes, especially the pv pipe. that's mainly a north bay valley event tonight and tomorrow morning. frost advisory for the rest of the bay area and frost -- slows you up because we have frost reports this morning. not just in the east bay, in

the south bay as well. frost doesn't need to have freezing temperature. you strength to we at 32 degrees. the wind shield on the car, more frost tan that, the wind shield cool faster than anything around it. itl koss down to freezing then freezing the air and moisture and turns it into frost. the air temperature could be 38 and you will get frost. temperatures very cool out there as we go into the forecast for tonight no fog, the winds are dying out. the winds die down that's part of the reason for the cooldown. the winds die down the temperatures cooldown. you know that, out in the pacific the big dome and you can see everything sinking and we have the warm daytime highs. up in the gulf of alaska something is brewing for next week. this low pressure center that was close to the high. its gone that way. it's moving off and it's broken the pressure, the big

difference between the high and low. less wind wills lead to a cooler night. so, what's the weather story? it'll be cooler tonight and in the early morning, tonight will be the coldest night. tomorrow low 60's, mostly upper other's. 50 fairfield, 59 antioch. not sweating the valley fog, not worrying about ice. we will see frost and very cool and cold temperatures. the five-day forecast is a dry one with cold overnight lows and this isn't that unusual. just few weeks the solstice. basically coming up on winter and not unusual to see mid20s and upper 20s in the north bay. chilly -- as people try to get out. >> looks cold. stepped outside. >> a 15 minutes. >> glad i brought my scarf.

>> we have an amber alert that we told you about. its been canceled. authorities say three children from the sacramento area have been found. they are all safe. the children's father seen here is under arrest. he was found with the three children. the father has been detained. he is being charged with domestic violence and felony violence on a child. a big victory for stanford university's women's soccer team. a cheering crowd greeted the squad as it returned to campus as national champions, the team made it to the finals but they couldn't get out the victory until now. the. >> it's much better to win i can tell you that. having felt the -- burn of defeat, for the past two years it's a different feeling. >> just --.

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. mark is off tonight. joe is here. what about the glow of the 49ers. a lot of people -- that glow. >> i know you are as a matter of fact. the nine let's true to form, the celebrating is over but for julie and cardinals. they are look back own more time at the nfc west clinching game. 26-0 win over the rams. 10-2 san francisco as the second best record in the conference. its been a long time coming for veterans. the 49ers still have plenty to play for in the next four weeks i first round bye. >> came and -- can't afford to loose no games. they want to get the first round bye. it'll be good to sit round extra weekend. it's not like you won't get the extra two weeks. >> the raiders were left

explaning what went wrong. the answer was everything as oakland fell behind 34-0. oakland tight at the top of the afc west and looking at a road game against the packers on sunday. jackson up for the challenge. >> three weeks ago, people thought we were having a blow out in the locker room and we went on a three game winning streak. we lost a game -- in miami. and now all of the sudden -- everybody is going to say what they want to say and put dirt on us and that but -- the team will be back. >> and things tightening up at the bottom of the afc west. turner and the chargers trying to bring back their playoff hopes, floyd with a touchdown pass from rivers and the 38-14 win over jacksonville. the chargers and chiefs are both two games behind oakland

and denver. >> real evidence there will be a season for the warriors. seth currie and david lee among the eight players at the practice facility. clay thompson also there. preparation for christmas day start of the season. there is been a lot of buzz about new face that could be headed this way. through trade or the signing of free agents. >> a lot of free agents out there as well as trade possibilities and i'm sure the front office will be aggressive. i think -- they are very good and some of the people we are going after are good. i'm sure they will put news in the best possible situation to try to win. >> he didn't live to see it but ron santos long time play we are the cubs and broadcaster has been selected by the veterans community to go to the baseball hall of fame. >> thank you. and thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time

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