e tv. it's like a whole new living room. it actually is a whole new living room. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver, only from at&t. now get u-verse with dvr at the lowest price ever. at&t. . diesel fuel spills into a creek. where it came from and what the lasting impact could be on wildlife. >> early morning showdown in san francisco. the number of occupy protesters who ignored police orders to leave their latest camp. >> some residents say smoke alarms didn't sound off during a fire at a public housing high rice. tonight we got answers from the san francisco housing

authority. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. a smell of diesel can be detected across parts of the uc berkeley campus. as crews worked to clean up a fuel spill. alex savage live with the fall out and the cause of the 1700- gallon spill. >> reporter: that fuel spilled from a faulty generator on campus. 1700 gallons leaked and some of it flowed here into strawberry creek. you can see pads have been put down, some of the fuel went downstream in to the bay. workers in biohazard suits used a pump to suck up spilled fuel from the creek. university officials say the problem started upstream in the basement of stanley hall where

last night a generator started leaking fuel. some plowed flowed in to pumps. >> normally that's not a problem but when it in this case is released with in the building and went into the stumps, then they pumped a mix of ground water and diesel into the creek. >> reporter: mark is with the office of environmental health and safety. he said only a fraction of the 1700 gallons of spilled fuel got into the creek. >> it appears that the amount that was released into the creek didn't have any significant impact on wildlife but we want to confirm that. >> reporter: he said some of the deesel also flowed down into the bay. that area was closed off today and the coast guard put out booms to contain the small slick that they describe as five feet by ten feet. >> diesel is toxic to almost everything. >> reporter: after today's spill they are worried about

wildlife from birds to fish. they think the university should have had safe guards in place. >> the diesel line ruptures in a building should be a physical barrier that prevents it from going to the stream. >> reporter: the signs have now gone up urging people to stay away from the creek at least for the time being. the epa has now been called in as well to try to figure out how this spill will impact wildlife moving forward. we are live in berkeley. >> days after being evict from the plaza occupy san francisco protesters moved to a different location. the latest camp didn't last long. police moved in early this morning and arrested more than 50 people. >> reporter: more than a hundred police officers in riot gear lined up along market street. they told the 60 protesters who

had been sleeping there it was time to go. >> you can't live on a public street to set up cooking and bed stuffs and book shelves and things and then live there. >> reporter: police arrested 55 people, many had started gathering here a couple days ago after the main camp was broken up last week. >> we are out here protesting every day. human beings need sleep. that's just how it works. >> reporter: department of public works crews took four truck loads of things and cleared the street. people going into work watched. >> i feel sorry for them. it's really sad. >> reporter: why? >> because they have any reason to protest. they don't have a house, they don't have a job. >> we have been providing probably for a week now homeless services, beds,. >> reporter: the 55 people

arrested were cited and released and by 9:00 many of them started to make their way back to the sidewalk in front of the federal reserve. james was one of the people arrested. >> why should i have to have permission to sleep in a public spot? i'm a part of the public. republican he said he will stay here even if it means standing instead of sleeping on the sidewalk. in san francisco. >> across the bay occupy oakland protesters are calling for a day long demonstration tomorrow. you may remember this scene from last month when occupy protesters shut down the port of oakland. they plan to bring back this tactic tomorrow and coming up later at 5:30 oakland mayor's open letter questioning the motivation for the planned blockade. >> a 14-year-old boy is dead tonight and another is recovering after a double shooting in santa cruz. the shooting happened last night. deputies not released the name of the dead teen.

the second 14-year-old was treated and released. investigators haven't released any suspect information but did say that the shooting appeared to be gang related. they say they are confident an arrest will be made soon. people who live in a public housing high-rise in san francisco have questions about a fire that swept through the building yesterday. some say they smelled smoke before the fire alarms went off. we have returned to that scene tonight to get answers. >> reporter: you can see some of the smoke damage in the high- rise behind me from yesterday's fire. city housing officials say they are concerned about the allegations that the smoke alarms didn't go off. charles came home today in a red cross blanket. he said yesterday he was trapped in his apartment which had filled with smoke. >> i couldn't see six feet in front of me. it was pretty bad. >> reporter: other residents say their first clue there was a fire was the sound of fire

truck sirens, not smoke alarms. >> i smelled the fire and then the alarm went -- it didn't go off. >> reporter: the units have smoke alarms and so does every floor. the housing authority said the department of housing and urban development just inspected the fire system a week and a half ago and they passed. >> we know the fire systems in place and are working. if somebody is saying that they are -- that it didn't go off there could be a reason such as that the smoke never got into their unit. >> reporter: some who smelled smoke claim the main alarm didn't go off. >> i didn't hear the one in the biling. my alarm went off. >> reporter: the housing authority said they will question each resident to figure out if there was a problem. fire officials are investigating but say some of the firefighter who responded did hear alarms though it's unclear if it was on all floors. >> >> we will make sure everything is in order.

this could have been a lot worse if the systems weren't in order. >> reporter: officials trying to determine a cause the blaze. tonight the red cross is helping 27 of the resident who have apartment that are unliveable. the housing authority is working on getting them transferred to another property. reporting live from san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> another san francisco fire forced almost a dozen people from their homes last night. this is a photograph of the flames sent to us by a viewer, take a look. the building is at 4th and utah street. about 100 firefighters were called to the scene. the fire started just before 10:00 and took about an hour to control. firefighters say everybody made it out safely. >> we had no injuries to civilians or to firefighters and the firefighters were actually able to remove some pets the building so there were no deaths. >> reporter: firefighters say they don't know how or where

the fire started. the fire spread to a building next door but it wasn't heavyly damaged. the red cross is helping shelter those displaced residents. >> concern rising in san francisco's mission district after police asked the community for help to try to find a man who assaulted at least two women. police say the latest happened last thursday. the first attack happened back in mid-november. police say both times the women were attacked from behind as they walked on 24th street in the area between delores street. the attacks happened between 3 and 6:30 a.m. though the women fought back they weren't able to avoid toa assault avoid assault. >> we look around making sure nobody is hanging out. >> reporter: police have released this video of the suspect. he is a black male in his mid- 30s between 5'9'' and 6 feet tall with a medium build.

anyone with anyone information is asked to call the police. immaterial. >> a man in a wheelchair tried to cross a street was struck by a van and killed. it happened around 9:30 at the intersection of gomer and patrick. police say the driver of the van was not hurt and stayed at the scene. officers don't believe drugs or alcohol were involved. the name of the victim hasn't been released. >> three people have been detained after a high speed chase. around 2:30 the highway patrol said they saw a car weaving recklessly. they chased the bmw through oakland and into richmond on interstate 580. they say speeds exceeded 100 miles an hour before it crashed into a pole. that started a fire and temporarily knocked out power to several hundred customers. all of them have had power again by noon today. >> a pursuit 234 in concord lead to an officer involved

shooting. officers were called to a disturbance at a party just after one. they say an armed man and others got into a car and sped away. when officers tracked down the individual the suspect displayed a handgun. they say the officer fired several shots in self-defense. nobody was hit and the three people were taken in to custody. in san jose investigators searching for clues in a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. it happened around 8:00 last night on monterey road and skyway drive. the man was a wanted parolee riding in a stone car. they believe he was shot by someone who pulled up in another vehicle. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. no arrests have been made. there is a possibility of light showers here in the bay area tonight and early tomorrow. mark is analyzing the latest and is here now with the details. >> reporter: you may have noticed the increase in the clouds over the past few hours

and even producing some light showers and sprinkles. the coverage not impressive but you can see some activity at least approaching santa cruz and around mountain view and redwood city. that possibility will linger as you said into tonight and also into a good portion of monday. for your monday mostly cloudy, there is a chance of a shower and temperatures tomorrow morning will not be as cold as this morning. coolest locations will be in the lowest 30s near napa and santa rose a san francisco around 45, san jose 42 degrees. here you can pick out the developments off shore. this area of low pressure not to impressive but the last few frames little bit of activity on the radar especially for the south bay, closer to monterey. the updated forecast model as we take this into the evening hours and by ten we could track a few spotty showers n is all very light, not amounting to much. still the possibility into tomorrow morning as well for the morning drive between seven and eight. coming up i will show you the changing conditions for

tomorrow afternoon. also one day we could track more rain clouds. >> all right. thank you. there are new questions over the use of alcatraz during the america's cup race. the park service submitted a support listing concerns for the yacht race. it's set to take place in 2013 throughout the golden gate national area. the planning commission will review the report this week. the new president and ceo of pg&e is preparing to discuss his first 90 days on the job. anthony earley junior will talk to reporters tomorrow he started working for pg&e in september. he has met with share holders, he was brought in after the san bruno pipeline disaster replacing the former ceo peter darby. he will discuss his first impressions and his long term goals. >> a united airlines jet headed to california makes an

emergency landing. where and just what happened. also ahead, new figures indicating some good news, maybe on the horizon for the state budget deficit. >> changes are about to go into effect for a certain type of california auto insurance. >> also find out why a california lawmaker wants you to boycott lowe's. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy

. the first family spotted taking a walk this morning to church. the president, first lady and their daughters attended a worship service just across the street from the white house. it's known for its presidential visits. church officials say every president since james madison has gone there. >> the senate minority leader weighed in on extending the payroll tax cut saying its needed because the president has failed to lift the economy out of the recession. >> the reason we have to deal

with these emergency measure social security the president's policies all put in place for the first -- in the first two years of administration when he had a compliant congress have failed. >> despite his criticism the republican says he is confident the tax measure will be extended before it expires. >> republican presidential hopeful rick perry got heckled today at a campaign stop in iowa. the heckler was saying why can't gays compete in the military and then you heard the crowd boo there. he interrupted the governor as he campaigned at a coffee shop. perry launched an add where he said he would reinstate the don't ask don't tell policy and expressed opposition to same sex marriage. >> new numbers show things may be looking up for the california budget. november revenue was up 9%

compared to projections. most of the gains come from income taxes, sales tax was below predictions but that to is about to change. >> holiday shopping is huge. we do benefit greatly from the sales generated in the month of november and december. we don't see a lot of those dollars until the month of january. >> the state is still a billion dollars behind in revenues, the november numbers will help state officials decide this week on billions of dollars in additional cuts. >> some changes for the state's low cost mobile insurance program starting tomorrow participants won't have to wait two weeks to get the proof of insurance card. they will also be able to use texts to get information about being eligible. they say it keeps everybody safer. >> we are doing all we can to get the word out because it's the law. have you to have insurance, your family and you are safer if you have it and hava

accident. it's also better for the rest of us with insurance that everybody else has insurance. >> california's low cost insurance program started in 1999. it's paid for by the insurance companies. >> there was a bit of a scare for more than a hundred passengers on board a flight heading to california after one of the planes two engines shut down. happened around 11:45. officials say the boeing 757 was flying denver to los angeles, it landed safely at grand junction airport in colorado . none of the 125 people on board was hurt. investigators looking into the cause of the shut down. >> a senator is calling for a boycott of lowe's for pulling its advertising from a muslim america reality show after receiving complaints a florida group. thehe senator wants an apology from the change and the add put back. the show follows several muslim

american families in michigan. in a statement the store apologized for making some people unhappy. the company didn't say if it would start advertising again during the show. >> a convicted murderer is dead and his prison cell mate is suspected of killing him. the department of corrections said the 38-year-old agency found unresponsive in his cell at california state prison sacramento early yesterday morning. he was later pronounced dead at a hospital. there is no word on the cause of death. officials say they believe his cell mate is responsible. the death just a few days after 11 were hurt in a riot at the same prison. >> alameda county officials joining health care leaders to discuss the health care overhall. that is set for tomorrow morning at the board of supervisors in oakland. officials will go offer how health care reform affects care. that includes short term health care services usually in hospitals or emergency rooms, tomorrow's event is the second in a series of hearings on the

local impact its of the changes. >> sandusky going back to court. who and when -- when and who is expected to testify against him. protesters in syria face a deadline as that country gets harder on its crack down. >> and the former dictator of panama being allowed to serve his prison sentence at home. >> and the mayor making a public appeal.

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. in news of the world, in the middle east. pleuston mourning the death of a young activist killed by the military friday. he was struck in the eyes by a tear gas canister. his death has raised questions about the use of force against protesters. russian nationalists rallied a day after tens of thousands across russia protested perceived voter fraud in the elections. his party held onto lieutenants majority despite polls showing the united party would loose more seats. the president promised to launch a probe into the

allegations. and in syria the president is giving protester until tomorrow to end demonstrations and turn in defectors from the military where he said the government will level the city. opposition leaders say 22 people have been killed in clashes with his government forces today. >> john bolton is criticizing the obama administration for its handling of a downed dronn iran. the state television has been showing off the images of the drone. some officials question whether the unmanned air craft seen in the images has been patched up to make it appear like it's intact. the president opted not to sent more forces to destroy the drone. >> there may be a lot of good reasons not to go in that's not one of this iran said they

considered merely sending the drone into be an act of war. >> the united states complete the evacuation of a pakistan air base. they ordered the united states to leave after 24 military people stationed on the afghanistan border were killed back on november 26th by nato helicopters. the pakistan military has closed a land route into afghanistan and threatened to shoot down any united states drones. >> the former dictator of panama returned to the country to end his prison sentence. he spent 20 years in american and french prisons for drug trafficking. though he still faces

prosecution he said is he happy to return to panama. he will serve his term under house arrest. prisoners over the age of 70 are allowed to do that. >> another drug smuggling tunnel found n time near the arizona border. more than 100 border tunnels like this one have been found on the border in the last five years. the 50-yard long tunnel was found on friday. it's not clear if it reached owl the way there to nogales arizona. >> jerry sandusky set to return to court. he faces 52 counts of sex abuse. some or all of his accuser also testify. a judge will determine if there is enough evidence to go to trial. cameras won't be allowed. the hearing is set for tuesday. >> occupy protesters preparing tonight to shut count port of

oakland. >> the mayor of oakland sends an open letter to protesters. what the mayor questions inside of it. >> if are you planning to send gifts through fedex tomorrow, get in line. how many packages are expected to be shipped. >> a holiday celebration celebrating the relationships created by big brothers, big sister sisters of the bay area but there are hundreds on a waiting list. [ screaming ]

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jade hernandez is live with the mayor's open letter questioning the rationale of the port as a target. >> reporter: in my hand i have a copy of the open letter sent by the mayor to occupy protesters. she doesn't want this port shut down tomorrow. in fact with in the letter she says the port of oakland is not the home of the 1%, rather it generates 73,000 jobs in the area and it's connected to 800,000 job across the country. she said i encourage those who want to make a statement on monday to do so peacefully and respectfully and to keep the port open, the lively hood of many of the 99% here in oakland and throughout northern california depend on it. she goes onto say shutting down the port sends the wrong message to the truckers, warehouse and shore men who may be affected. we stopped by the plaza where a hundred demonstrators gathered

today. a few explained why they plan to participate no matter what. >> we aren't shutting down the workers, we are doing this with the struggle of workers at the port. >> the conditions aren't good for them and maybe it's a -- same as any strike you loose a day's work, you loose some money. >> reporter: a rally is expected to start the march tomorrow. the education association endorses the shut down as does the iraq veterans against the war. more on that coming up tonight. reporting live from oakland. jade hernandez. >> the occupy wall street movement is staking claims to the halls of higher education. new york university plans to offer two classes about the subject next semester. protesters frequently mara round the campus earlier this year. the courses look at economy and

cultural analysis. you can embogue to the website for all the latest on the protest and the plans tomorrow to try to shut down the port of oakland. log onto the website and click on the protest tab. >> they are getting ready for the busiest day of the year. they expect to ship more than 17 million packages tomorrow. that's up 12% from last year's busiest day and double the packages of any normal workday. it comes from shoppers hoping to have their gifts delivered by the holidays . they have hired 20,000 seasonal workers to help deal with the increase. one type of business seeing the up tick in customers, pawnshops. fresh exposure is providing polish. >> reporter: pawn store owners say its been an uphill battle but they are seeing growth now

and reality tv may be part of it. shows have reminded people there can be value in old stuff. the skyrocketing price of gold has prompted people to cash in and the rough economy is forcing some to part with things they may one day get back that. means more producks on pawnshop shelfs and more potential deals for shoppers. pawn store owners say they are one of the best kept secrets for buying jewelry and other high end items with prices as much as half off on video games, diamond rings and electronics. there is still the challenge of getting people to take the first step through the door. >> people are now realizing that pawnbrokers sell things, they buy it and they make you a nice loan on it giving you the option of coming back and getting it back. >> reporter: one example, a guay may pawn his

grandmother's ring and then buy it back with tax refund. one of the best selling items, diamond engagement rings. most brides don't even know it came off a pawnshop shelf. in new york. >> americans aren't the only ones watching holiday spending. a new report showing people in the uk plan to cut back up to 40% on holiday shopping this year. retail expects say that's not the worst of it. >> i think that we will do as best as we can through christmas but when the first credit card bills come and if we have more unemployment which is going to happen over the next couple months i think it'll be 2012 which will probably be when it gets pretty messy. >> not everybody is cutting back this holiday. analysts expect holiday spending in richer countries like germany to increase. american canyon residents have a way to connect with

their neighbors, next door.com is a private neighborhood social network that lets people get to know each other. it's only available to city that sign up and so far this includes american canyon, napa, and redwood. they can ask questions and exchange advice. the city also has a page. they say it'll help in emergency situations. >> it's a relationship oers say did last a lifetime. we were at the big brothers and sisters holiday party and she explains why hundreds still waiting to take part. >> reporter: 9-year-old ben his big brother eric race to win this santa competition. brothers for just over a year because of the big brothers, big sisters of the bay area. >> my mom said that i could get a big brother from it. she could take me out for ice cream and bowling. >> it's fun to be around.

stressed out or having a busy week it's not a problem, it's fun. we get to go play laser tag and joke around. >> reporter: today was the holiday party, just a look at relationship growing for 1100 kids in five bay area counties. big brothers and sisters of the bay area say the kids in this room are the lucky ones, they have a match. there is a waiting list of more than 800 800 kids. >> some of them may never get matched. it's -- really depends on how quickly we can raise more money. >> reporter: it's free for participants but the agency said to make that happen, costs about $2,000 for just the first year and while donations coming in the need continues to grow. as for eric and ben there is already sibling rivalry. >> sorry, i beat you at

everything. >> reporter: it's about more than just winning, it's about spending time together. in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> 150 south bay families in need received toys and other items for the holiday season. catholic charities held it's first give away of the season. 3,000 gifts from bikes and gift cards to warm clothing were all handed out today. many of those who pick up gifts said they are really struggling year. family members out of work or under employed. >> i felt like i couldn't do nothing so they helped me out a lot. they back me up. it was coolt. was a real blessing. >> reporter: catholic charities said it still needs donations especially bikes, backpacks, warm clothing and gift cards for retailers. >> several silicon animal shelters are looking for a good home for hundreds of animals.

ten dollar adoptions are now available. the santa clara humane society, silicon animal control, and town cats rescue. the adoptions normally cost up to $120 but officials say they are hoping to get a thousand animals in to homes by new year's. >> epic waves at a 75,000 dollar prize coming up next who pulled off the long shot at the pipeline masters. >> and rain showers around the bay area. mark telling us if it'll affect monday. alright, so we have $10.

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. australian surfer took the pipeline masters title this weekend in hawaii and now he will walk away with 75,000

dollars in prize money. he called his win to surreal to be true. he entered as a long shot with his career on the line. the masters was held in honor of andy irons, he died last year. people weren't disappointed. >> i waited 29 years to come. very been wanting to come since i was 18. >> 19-year-old hawaii surfer don john didn't make it in to the finals but scored enough to be the youngest winner of the fans triple crown of surfing. >> now to a resident surfer to mark. you mentioned something about light showers. >> yeah. few light showers and at least approaching parts of the bay area, nothing to extreme but the clouds have been thickening up and a little bit of activity right now on live storm tracker. as you can see if you loop over the past few hours most of the

coverage and its not much, focused down toward santa cruz, you can see the coverage. better bet of picking up light shower activity around santa cruz -- some action here not much right around wood side and between mountain view in the form of a light shower or just a few sprinkles. this will be the pattern. it could increase in coverage into late tonight and early tomorrow morning. talking about the clouds increasing. this was the scene toward san francisco bay. you can see a little bit of a break in the cloud cover late this afternoon but still plenty of overcast across a good portion of the bay area. as far as current numbers updated we were starting to cool off into the 40s, 46 right now in fairfield, santa rosa around 49 and san jose in around 51 degrees. satellite and radar you can see the high clouds moving in to the bay area. you can see activity once again showing up on the radar.

this system responsible for this is out in the pacific and it's not going to make landfall but it'll be approaching southern california. southern california has showers in the forecast for tomorrow. this will be close enough to keep the clouds in the forecast for tonight into tomorrow morning. the chance of a few light showers and temperatures mainly in the mid50s for afternoon highs. here we go with the updated forecast model. we will go into the evening and could have action. right now it's showing at least for the ten and 11:00 hour in the east bay and parts of the south bay. tomorrow morning for the morning drive not a lot of coverage but can't rule out the chance of a spotty shower for monday morning. here is the change in to the afternoon by three, four and five. the clouds start to lift out revealing mostly sunny skies and that will set the stage for a couple dry days in to tuesday and wednesday. for tomorrow morning that chance of a shower, most areas around 40, by 12:00 partly cloudy and more sun by three

and most areas approaching the mid50s. haywood 56. more temperatures to show you. san jose around 56. these numbers a touch warm than today. here is a looka health the extended forecast. lue notice tuesday looking name patchy morning fog. partly cloudy on wednesday we could track a few showers in to thursday but not a major deal. then with the weekend always in view looks fairly dry, even for saturday and sunday coming up with the sun cloud mix and this is the time of year we could talk about major storms. its been over two weeks since we had rainfall but at least right now getting a few sprinkles. >> no snow in the sierras. >> we need it. >> yeah. . >> thank you mark. >> all right. a 4-year-old oregon boy is home safe after riding a train by himself across town to find his mother. he snuck out while his

babysitter was changing his sister's diaper. video shows him walking around the train station alone before getting on the train. he weekend to the medical offices where his mother was. >> my wife was crying very worried. >> what if he didn't know where to get off? >> reporter: his mother left as soon as she learned he was missing but the boy knew where he was going. a neighbor happened to be at the same doctor's office and called police when she saw him walk in. >> happy ending there. the raiders try to pull off the upset and give the packers their first loss. . and it was very close. the 49ers just couldn't pull off the victory over the cardinals. highlights up next. ok, you guys wanted a space for entertaining your friends,

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. the 49ers knew they were going to play a different arizona cardinals team than the one they beat up a few weeks ago. the difference today was striking. willis was leading the cheers but missed his second game of his career with a hamstring injury. san francisco lead at half time. gore finning the hole. that's a 37-yard touchdown. he passes the one thousand yard mark for the 5th time. cardinals lost cobb to injury but john came in, played well. fitzgerald, tough catch and there he goes. fitzgerald scoring the 46- yarder. 19-14. arizona scores the only points of the 4th. roberts takes a short pass giving them a 21-19 lead there.

is still time for san francisco. all they need is their 5th field goal of the game. alex smith has to run for his life. he was already sacked five times in the game and -- falls out of the hands of hunter. cardinals win, snapping their five game losing streak. the niners have trouble scoring inside the 20-yard line. the niners will now host pittsburgh next monday december 19ing that's going to be another tough game. >> i don't know if we are slugging it off. we need to be honest with ourselves and no question when he look at the time it's not something we will just dismiss and move on. >> meanwhile the raiders set a new franchise record low. today in greene bay and not talking about the temperatures. not really freezing, oakland had the ball first, got intercepted took green bay one play to convert. that's ryan grant a forgotten

man, grant. he runs 47 yards for his first touchdown of the year. packers set a single season record for touchdowns and points today. rogers hits another ryan, ryan taylors, just to big for boyd. that is the first nfl touchdown. his first leap. score in each of the first five. rogers uncorking to nelson, he beats stanford. that's the 39th touchdown pass for him and that ties brett for the single season record. palmer with four more touchdowns, four, then he throws to reese. he gets hit. the ball flies out. palmer tries to recover, the packers think walden take take itself and scores. they are 13-0 and it wasn't this close. 46-16 raiders set a new record by trailing at half time 31-0. they fall 7-6 and aren't in first place. they will play detroit next

week in oakland. and still time to be a tebow believer. tim led denver to their 6th straight victory. watch him work until he finds thomas. that's your touchdown. denver scores ten points in the final two minutes to force overtime. matt kicking the game winning field goal. there is your come back. 13-10. 8-5 leading by a game over raiders. three of denver's wins have been in overtime. jets crush kansas city. raiders next opponent hosted minnesota and two minutes in to the game vikings quash gets the ball stripped. detroit recovering for the first of two defensive touchdowns as the vikings have six turnovers. now it's stafford, from boise state. vikings come back to scare them but lions hang onto stay in the wild card playoff race. detroit comes to oakland next sunday with the 8-5 record.

chargers win 37-10. drew bre es and the saints tied for the second best record in the nfc. he throws two touchdowns in the 4th. marques on receiving end of both of them. the only quarterback to throw a touchdown pass in 40 straight games. titans still have a chance to bin. jake locker needs to throw the touchdown. making sure it doesn't happen. game over, saints hang on. 22-17. matt ryan throwing four touchdowns to lead atlanta past carolina. tom brady travel to maryland. third quarter, brady hitting -- tight end the monster. 37-yard touchdown. he set the single season record for most touchdowns by a tight end with 15. new england winning but after the interception brady and

brian exchange words, come on, can't we all just -- there that is much better. new england reaches ten victories for the 9th straight year. in houston in cincinnati, texans never lead until the final two seconds of the game. third string quarterback, tj yates, the 80-yard drive with the pass to walter. that's a 20-19 come back victory. it clinches the first playoff berth. rookie tj yates it a hero in houston. baltimore wins it's 10th game of the year. maurice jones drews scores, giants lead dallas in the first quarter. coming up we will tell you the three teens heading for the state football championships and sharks working the back end of a back to back game. could they finally score? we will find out next. !

. the sharks had their 4th shout out of the season and today had to face a tough team in chicago. they have lost fine of the last seven but they score first today. jamie way down low near the net and keeps pulling and pushing finally scoring. justin braun has another and they lead after two. and the high school state football championships are set. next saturday, delasalle will meet west lake in the open division. deller man faces santa margaritsa. that's sports as we see it for this early edition. niners loose a close one, raiders just get routed. >> all right.

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