shh! . complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> barry bonds learns he won't be sent to prison but can he repair his image? the barry bonds case has dragged on more than eight years and it's not over yet. today a judge sentenced him for obstruction of justice and then put it on hold so he could appeal. the judge ordered him to pay a

4,000-dollar fine and serve 250 hours of community service. tonight alex is live on union street in san francisco where he has been asking people about bond's legacy. >> reporter: the giants fans we talked to here at the bus stop sports bar in san francisco were glad to hear bonds wasn't given prison time. a lot of the people we talked to looking ahead to the future are hopeful this trial and the steriod scandal won't over shadow his career. sentencing day for the home run king gave giants fans a chance to reflect on what barry bonds means to baseball. >> i think he is going to always have that mark against him that he did steriods and i think that's not a good thing. >> reporter: charles has been a giants fan since he moved here 35 years ago. he said bonds was a special player but made mistakes. >> his legacy has been diminished.

there will always be an asterix beside his name. accused of steriod. >> he is still popular. >> reporter: at the man cave sports shop in san mateo autograph bonds items are still hot seller. the owner say when it comes to the accusations, fans willing to forgive. >> in time, slowly it'll be somewhat forgot ken people will remember what he did for the organization. >> reporter: it's still possible he could be elected to the hall of fame despite his tarnished reputation. a hall of fame voter told me tonight if bonds dropped his appeal and confessed to everything she would vote him in right now. fans say his record speaks for itself. >> he is a hall of famer. >> reporter: he had reeligible to be put in to the hall starting in 2013. the sports writer i talked to believes he won't get in right

away but eventually will be voted into the hall of fame. we are live in san francisco, alex savage. > today's sentencing decision angered prosecutors one calling it laughable. in court this morning the lead prosecutor pushed to send bonds to prison. he called the former slugger as showing no remorse and asked for the judge to send a message but the judge opted to follow sentencing guidelines meaning bonds wouldn't spend time in jail. the prosecutor called it a slap on the wrist. >> reporter: he has been on the case for seven years this is the end of that for him. at least -- until the appeal and so i think you felt that emotion, the frustration. >> the next step in this case is the appeal of the obstruction of justice conviction by bond's legal team. that will take more than a year. our coverage continues at ktvu.com. lue find the reporting on the

bonds trial as well as more details on the front page. new, getting away with murder. exactly three years ago a marin county nanny was raped and strangled behind a bar. we the victim's loved ones continue to call for justice. >> reporter: this is the bar -- messages for the mom, 33 years old when she was killed. >> you can give this to you? >> reporter: every year the hole days bring in this sad task handing out flyers. she stopped by a bar and checked in with her cousin. i spoke to her --. >> when she sat down and ordered her first drink. i remember -- like all this is

there. there was nothing strange. >> reporter: the next morning her body was found behind the bar. she had been raped and strangled. her friends and family lit candles and wrote messages to her tonight but they aren't the ones who need to remember. it's everybody else. >> takes away some of the innocence of living in this town, you know, you don't feel safe. >> women are not safe when that guy is still around, whoever he is. >> it frustrates me every day. >> reporter: detectives have been watching a man from day one, seen kissing her and leaving with her. he was questioned twice but --. >> we have a good idea of what happened, we can't prove who it went down with. >> a freezing rain the night of the crime washed away evidence and a dna match. with the 50,000-dollar reward her loved ones keep the faith, an arrest will come and it'll stick. >> got to make sure that

everything is in the right order for it to happen. if something is missing it won't happen. >> i wish you the best of luck. >> yes. >> reporter: ashley was known as fun loving, a free spirit who loved kids and worked as a nanny. she had shared custody of a daughter who is now 11. we are live in san rafael >> the website has detail its on a tip line and e-mail address set up for clues in the investigation. scroll down the front page and look for web links. an employee opened fire inside a company office building. he killed three people including himself, two others were wounded. the shooting happened around 1:30 in the los angeles county city of irwindale. employees were seen walking out of all five were employees of

the utility company including the gunman. the ceo called it one of the most horrible days in the company's history. reports indicate the gunman may have targeted two managers. there is no official word on motive or the gunman's name. the two wounded people are in critical condition. police on the peninsula say officers have taken seven pounds of marijuana during raids on indoor growing operations. one of the places raided is in daily city. this photograph is from inside. three people were arrested during the sweep and are due in court next month. police say the raids targeted an asian network they had been watching for months. the plants take are valued at a quarter million dollars. one part -- political protest. california's ban on same sex

marriage. they are los angeles based love, honored cherishes, they have until may to get enough signatures. it would not require religious clergy to do marriages that violate their beliefs. voters passed proposition eight in november of 2008. california's unemploy helicopter rate moved sharply lower, even an improving jobs market brings little cheer to people still out of a job >> reporter: another friday, another rush to find work at one stop career center. >> we are surprised how you pay the bills, how you survive. >> reporter: new state numbers show the rate dropped last month it 11.3%, . >> our area is like a 9.5 i think, alameda a 9.6. that's under ten. that's good.

>> reporter: the unemployed aren't so optimistic. >> i think there are people who just gave up or -- they just don't even bother. how do you keep track of them? >> reporter: these high school students worked hard today but this was volunteer work helping the richmond fire department toy drive. >> the economy is really bad. >> reporter: if the toy drive is an indication the economy is not recovering. demand is way 77 and donations way down. >> every year -- i never seen it this bad but this is probably the worse. >> reporter: the toy drive is struggling to find donations to helpa 500 more kids, kid like these, one is our son, six others are her sisters. she is their legal guardian. >> they have been through so much. i would like to do something for them more if not just for one day. >> reporter: toys for them and a job for her are on the wish

list. in richmond. >> more details now, all nine barry counties below the state average. solano has the highest at 10.6%, it's the only bay area county in double digits. the rate in five counties is now less than 9%. marin is lowest at 6.9. on capitol hill washington dc senate leaders reached a last minute deal on extending unemployment benefits and a payroll tax reduction. a vote is expected tomorrow. the bill would then move to the house before going to the president. the bill does include a provision to create an oil pipeline from texas to canada, something democrats have balked at. while the president expects to sign the measure piece you're. construction of the new earn span of the bay bridge is set to have cable placement

start. if all goes as planned the first strand will be in place monday. the strand wills make up one massive cable to help support the new bridge. when done the cable will be almost a mile long and weigh more than ten million pounds. >> merry christmas. >> santa only has one week until christmas comes, how his little helpers pulling out all the stops this weekend. >> and i'm back in just ten minutes. it's cold outside. we will see frost in many inland valleys. >> and police open fire in a home. a formal complaint has prompted an investigation.

. new at ten if you are still doing holiday shopping there are only nine days left until christmas and retailers pulling out all the stops. janet is live at the mall in san bruno to explain why this weekend may be the best time to find bargins. >> reporter: that's right. the so-called super saturday is usually the last saturday before christmas, that's when stores drop their prices but next week is christmas. many of the stores starting their sales one week early. >> we are -- this 75% off all diamonds,. >> reporter: it's not just a sparkle and shine that's luring

shoppers in to same jewelers. discounts of up to 80% are put age gleam in people's eyes. >> people are still -- waiting for the last moment you know? they think they will be more than -- >> reporter: many are rolling out their rock bottom prices now. moving super saturday sales up a week. >> getting it done early. next week will be christmas and then -- that's when it gets hectic. >> reporter: from department stores to other shops. >> it's a lot of thing that are 50 to 60% off instead of like 20% off. >> coupons and more like extra savings and better deals. >> reporter: for some it's the latest price cut in a group of promotions from black friday to cyber monday, green monday and free shipping friday. >> i'm being picky because the economy is so bad that the prices going up and down. >> reporter: the national retail federation announced this week that holiday sales

expected to increase 3.8% compared to last year. the research firm shopper track agreed saying a big black friday weekend and steady december sales warrant the estimates. photograph traffic is up. >> number are beating last year's. >> reporter: and many malls and stores stretching their hours hoping to cash in by having longer hours, starting tonight and running through christmas. reporting live in san bruno, ktvu channel 2news. >> round table pizza said it'll come out of bankruptcy next week. they will pay creditors 100% of what they owe. they closed 22 unprofitable stores and renegotiated leases. the company has 450 franchised company owned restaurants in the western united states.

a report done in june by nasa indicate itself would be less expensive to restore historic hanger one than to demolish it. they think it'll cost about $40 million to replace the panels tearing down would cost $44 million. if additional improvements are made it would then cost slightly more than demolition. crew reasonable demolition. the occupy movement remains a pesky one for the city of oakland. more than a dozen protesters returned to the plaza today. their protest didn't last long as police officers moved in. at least two people were arrested and several received citations. police took a table, chairs, blankets, sleeping bags and other items. those cited said the officers also took issue with the protesters having umbrellas in the park. >> i suspect there is some irritation about the action on monday and the closing of the port and this is some kind of

attempt to kind of pay back or make it harder for us. >> reporter: some of them did try to set up a tent but it was removed. a small but loud group of demonstrators went carrolling today in san jose. they went to various banks singing frosty the poor man instead of snowman. they then went to the east bay memorial building in japan town to protest the passing of the national theorization act of 2012. a complaint has prompted an independent investigation into a police shooting late last night. the shooting happened at a home in east san jose and left one man dead and another in jail. robert honda reports on what police say prompted the shooting. >> reporter: police say a unit of officers specializing in gang suppression stopped a 24- year-old at around 11:3 for carry an open container of

beer. he ran into an house and when officers caught him he pulled a gun and threw it into a bedroom where another man picked it up. >> he was told to drop the gun and the individual pointed it at them and the officer did what he needed to do. >> reporter: he died at the hospital early this morning from a single gun shot wound. police say he has a criminal history including incidents of resisting arrest, assault and battery and domestic violence. late this afternoon someone filed a complaint that triggered action by the police auditor and the police internal affairs department. >> we determined if the investigation conducted by internal affairs was fair, and objective. >> reporter: the incident is the 8th officer involved shooting year, the third highest since 1996. a local police watch dog group said that trend needs to be looked at. >> it's about not only the

tragedy but the wake of distrust that happens in the community. >> reporter: officials say police investigations could take months to wrap up. the officer involved has been identified as a 9 year veteran. in san jose. >> deputies say a man is in the hospital in an incident involving a taser. it started about 5:30 this evening in santa rosa. deputies say they spotted a man walk agriculture long santa rosa avenue who they say ran through photograph across the road. deputies stopped and tried to subdue him. they then tried to taser him. >> they deployed a taser and i'm not sure -- if it was effective or if they hit him. after that point a passing car is coming by as he jumped out in front of the car and he was hit. >> reporter: the man is reported in critical condition. his name has not been made

public. >> there is a few cloud this evening. temperatures are going to get down right cold. especially in the north bay valleys, below freezing. frost a possibility. just as it was this morning in many bay area neighborhoods. these highs today. this is santa rosa, 71 degrees, napa67. as we head into tomorrow not as warm as today. temperatures tomorrow will be mostly in the upper other's, low 60's. 39 santa rosa, 37napa. dew point about 35, 34, we could see a little bit of patchy fog out there tonight. you will see frost and tomorrow morn hug wake up it's going to be cool, daytime high for most of us in the low 60s. back here we go to the five day, we will look at the weekend in view and show you the next chance of showers. >> two bay area men in the running to try to set a new record for salvation army bell

ringing. >> welcome. thank you sir. >> reporter: last night we brought you the story of one of the ringers trying to beat the record of ringing the bell for 36 hours straight. he and jason perkins of fairfield passed the 36 hour mark just more than an hour ago and supporters say both are still going strong. a key ruling today on california's death penalty. plus, free pot for the taking. why this offer was bitter sweet for a collective. >> how can you put a single mother in the streets before christmas? >> new -- ♪

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death penalty. a judge threw out the new lethel injection procedure saying the state didn't give proper consideration to another method. we explain the decision and how it could affect future executions. >> reporter: prisoners doing time on death row bought a little more time before any of them may see the inside of the new death chamber. the clock stopped today, right here in marin court division e. the judge struck down the state's adopted procedure. >> if the department of corrections had done this right the first time we wouldn't be here. >> reporter: the judge's ruling said in part that the department of corrections didn't give enough consideration to an alternative to the cocktail. two states use a one drug injection. >> the three drug protocol creates a risk that the inmate will be suffering a lot of pain

from the third drug but unable to express that pain because the second drug is paralyzing. >> they are talking about whether there is potential pain in the last ten minutes of a remorseless killer's life. i don't understand why anybody cares. >> reporter: victims rights activist mark klass said he never thought about the death penalty until his daughter was murdered. >> i can't look at pictures much. >> reporter: she is frozen in time forever daddy's little girl. she would be 30 now, her killer still on death row. >> no, he will not be executed, he may out live me. >> reporter: this ruling effectively delays any executions from taking place for a year. the department had no comment. reporting outside the state prison. >> on our facebook wall we asked about the death penalty.

josh whichs i support it, the only problem is it takes to long for the prosecute process to go through. one appeal only. david comments i think the death penalty should be abolished. it's not a deterrent to crime and sends a wrong message that killing okay under certain circumstances. san francisco online game maker zynga's ipo was a bits of a dud. the stock was priced at ten dollars a share but closed at 9:50 and then lost another ten cents after that. this morning they rang the opening bell from its headquarters south of market. analysts say a variety of factors contributed to the poor debut including a weak business model. they make words with friends, farmville and other popular games. on wall street stocks came out of the gate strong but the

rally fizzled. the dow dropped two points, the nasdaq boosted and gained 14. a medical marijuana club near sacramento made an unusual gesture today. it gave away marijuana. the shop is going out of business. it's one of several clinics around the state closing after the federal government cracks down in october. more than 100 people lined up to receive the parting gift of one gram of marijuana. members say it provides much needed relief from their ailments. >> very been opened up and this is works for me. >> they offered discounts on larger quantitiys along with food for those who showed up. >> a single mother here is asking big corporations to have a heart.

>> this little boy was shot and killed three weeks ago. today his family laid him to rest. tonight how a community remembers him.

. new at ten it wasn't the holiday feet greeting she hoped for. a walnut creek woman came home to a eviction notice. how one late payment can send a person packing. . >> reporter: we are at the apartments, it has 107 units. tonight a single mother who lives here showed us this letter she said is threatening eviction after being less than a month late on her rent. we saw the modest apartment. she has been here two years. she said she lost her job two

months ago and wasn't able to pay the rent. 1350 which is due on december 1st. she told us she received this notice yesterday. >> your file will go to the attorney on tuesday december 20th. >> reporter: she said she told management she wouldn't be -- would be able to pay by the end of the month. she found a job two days ago. >> how can you put a single mother out? >> reporter: the on site property manager said the company is forcing her to start the eviction process next tuesday even though this is the first time she is late on rent. the regional managere mailed this response, we certainly care about our residents however as mentioned we are obligated to enforce the language of the lease. >> they need to take a second look. there are good people among them. take a second look. >> reporter: she said she is fortunate her new employer

agreed to send her the advance. >> don't treat them like they are nothing. they are people. >> reporter: she said she hopes her story will make landlords and management companies consider evictions on a case by case basis. reporting live here in walnut creek. >> authorities have put a price tag on a girl's false report that she had been kidnapped. police spent more than $30,000 trying to find the 17-year-old after she texted a relative she was being held against her will. she was later found safe at a home in vallejo. several agencies were involved including police and the fbi. the teen has been charged with filing a false police report. out going san francisco supervisor threw himself a going away party. he attended his last meeting as

a supervisorrer earlier this week. he is due to be sworn in as sheriff on january 8th. >> this is my out going party as supervisor, my last holiday party. very had 61 featuring art of different artists but this is our last before going upstairs to sheriff of san francisco. >> the mayor has not announced a replacement for the supervisor seat by includes . a man involved in a shoot out with officers this week has died. this is cell phone video taken shortly after the shooting. police say the man opened fire on police after running a traffic stop. they returned fire. the man died last night at the general hospital. his name hasn't been released. new information in a shooting that happened in a parking lot of an in and out

restaurant this past monday. police say they arrested a 25- year-old of oakland. he has not been charged and police are looking for a second suspect in the shooting. the victim is a 23-year-old sacramento man and he is expected to survive. the 23-month-old victim of a shoot out in west oakland last month was laid to rest today. jade hernandez tells you how the community hopes his death will serve as a catalyst to stop violence. >> reporter: horses led a carriage holding the body of hiran lawrence junior to a church. hundreds of mourners came. >> very hurt, going to hurt for a long time. i don't know if you ever get over it. talking to the mother and father. uncles they don't want no more violence. they want it to stop. >> reporter: the child was one of seven hurt when shooters opened fire on this parking lot along 7th and willow.

hiram and his father were watching the making of a music video. the child was the only one who died. the police haven't made any arrests yet. during the nearly three hourlong service this morning more than 20 people spoke to the family. >> he at peace, know that. we need to use these gifts that we got and that love and compassion we shouldn't have to always use it for a funeral. >> reporter: the mayor expressed sympathies and defended her strategies. >> some don't think i'm tough enough. i think it takes a mother who doesn't give up on her kids to change the city. >> nobody been murdered since he died. i think it'll help a lot. i think people will wake up to it, a really sad day. >> reporter: a small group gathered where he was shot. he would have turned two after

christmas. in oakland. >> stanford university today withdrew its bid to build a new science and engineering school in new york city. officials at stanford said they couldn't come to terms with new york officials about how things should be done. stanford was one of several finalists. many now believe the bid will go to cornell. pg&e shows off upgrades to its network as a judge decides when the utility will face san bruno residents in report. >> its going to be very cold tomorrow. a few clouds in the forecast. how cold. >> and his wife stood by him through allegations of assault. now kobe bryant will have to face a divorce judge. [ female announcer ] what's so great about...jcpcash? no exclusions.

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. all lanes in northbound 880 are open after a big rig crash. the highway patrol closed it causing traffic to back up. it took a few hours to remove the trailer and reopen the ramp. the driver of the suv was taken

to the hospital. a bay area judge has set a trial date for the lawsuit filed by san bruno resident as effected by last year's pipeline explosion. it's set for july 23rd 2012. the judge asked pg&e to clarify the admission of live it made early their week. today they were showing off it's new automated valves designed to shut off when something goes wrong. >> they sense an abnormal event they shut down. >> they expect to respond to the request next month. the september 2010 blast killed eight people, hurt 52 and destroyed 38 homes. in news of the world, in iraq remaining combat troops getting ready to leave. the president has said all iraq based troops will be home in time for the holidays. the withdrawal is one of the

largest of it's kind with 3 million pieces of gear including airplanes and tanks to be packed up and moved. in the west bank israeli soldiers fired tear gas at palestine demonstrators. the confrontation happened outside a jewish settlement where they have burned down three mosques in the past week. the prime minister is reportedly ready to release new rules to control what he called jewish extremists. in peru a permission to lawyer yeah to come home. she -- she spent 14 years in prison in peru on terrorist charges before getting paroled last year. she a former mit student convicted by military court of conspiracying to help the leftest group. the court said she must return to peru by january 11th. kobe bryant's wife of ten years has filed for divorce.

she signed the papers on december 1st but the news didn't leak until late today. in the filing she asked for joint custody of their two daughters. the couple married in 2001 when she was only 18 years old. in 2003 bryant was charged with sexual assault. the lakers star admitted adultery. britney spears is engaged. they met five-years ago. spears hinted at the big news on twitter saying jason surprised her with a one gift she has been waiting for this will be her third marriage. not yet say some. the challenge launched today today as officials celebrate major progress toward hosting the america's cup. and bill is tracking more chilly weather for the weekend.

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. the america's cup race is just eight months away and san francisco says is needs to start getting ready. sources say this is where the construction could start as early as monday. a key part of san francisco's waterfront that will be redone for the big race. john fowler says some environmentists are saying not so fast. >> reporter: with the first race just eight months away activists threaten to occupy the bay. they say they will shut it down over failures to address concerns. > dredging of toxic saidments. >> reporter: the group and three others appealed last night's planning commission approval of the america's cup impact report. just as the mayor celebrated its passing.

>> this event is moving forward. the cruise ship terminal will move forward. >> reporter: hold on activists say the eir is not right and not enough. nobody has considered the effects of massive crowds on neighborhoods. the port plans to borrow money for a falling apart sewer line but that's not enough and -- plus we have learned the rates committee is short of its promised 12 million-dollar payment due next week. activists urge the city to slow down, make the plan right. >> it's not there yet. it's not ready for prime time and they are marking stamped approved. >> reporter: they say they aren't trying to slow down the america's cup, that negotiations with the city they say have been going well. it's just that it would be wrong they say to inflict long term damage on the waterfront for a short term gain.

>> a community meeting is set for tomorrow after last week's incident where a cannon ball hit a house. the stunt was part of myth busters. the ball was fired at the bomb range and was supposed to go through barrels of water, a wall and hit the dirt hills. it went way off course and ended up in the neighborhood. the meeting is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at the office of emergency services. a coast guard cutter returned to its port. the 120 member crew reunited with their family just in time for the holidays. the cutter has been on a two month deployment off the pacific coast of central america where earlier this month it helped intercept a huge shipment of cocaine. waters of san francisco bay were sparkling tonight for the holidays. check this out. the parade of lighted boats streamed along the waterfront.

a crisp breeze greeted people as they watched from shore. the parade rant was presented by the yacht club. the first time there were clear skies for the event so everybody could enjoy the view. first lady made a special delivery. first lady brought toys to a military facility in washington dc. the gifts were donated by the executive office staff to the toys for tots program. this is the third year she has delivered toys to the yearly holiday drive. >> and welcome back women have cool temperatures in the north bay and they will soon follow in the south bay with temperatures in to the mid-30s and low 30s tonight. freezing frost a possibility if you had it last night you will have it again tonight at least the frost. fairfield, to the live monitor, look at the winds, that's how you know it'll get cold. let's go to concord, the

marina, they are gusting to theme the winds die down. the temperatures start to fall. that's where we are tonight. 37napa, could get down to 30, santa rosa perhaps down to 29 degrees. you can see the off shore flow. the high pressure, see the rotation, that tells me that -- there is no weather system near it. says high pressure over the top of us. that's the top of it and shooting the jet stream well to the north there is no rain in the forecast. it's dry. when you get dry weather like this and the dome of high pressure you get overnight lows hike these. frosty in many locations l may be a little patchy valley fog. frost may be the main thing. you get going. i mention -- give yourself time to clear the wind shield. the early morning hours l will be frost and hard to get the

wind chills clear enough. clayton and evergreen and morgan hill and the south bay. the forecast, cold. frosty, really chilly in the north bay. sunny and dry tomorrow and next week. maybe beyond nah as well. its been a very, very dry december and -- the pacific northwest having one of the dryest decembers on record. dry, the low clouds, the fog will try to redevelop tomorrow night and into the early sunday and temperatures on the cool side. during the day instead of 70s like in the north bay we go 61 santa rosa, these highs are a little above the average some spots. upper 50s. low 60s. if you go somewhere, you look for something to do, the coastal sections, san mateo, marin, sonoma, no fog.

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. three new murals revealed today in san francisco. they honor the 2010, san francisco giants world series championship, the 75th anniversary of the bay bridge and the upcoming 34th america's cup in 2013. they are at the state building. they were first shown this past summer at the california state fair. they will eventually be displayed throughout the city. the city of champions. mark here, not to early to start talking about the niners steelers game. >> i know are you a big nfl fan. i don't need to tell you by the time you hit december it's just survival of the fittest. joe staley, less than their best. the steelers aching as well. the quarterback, ben not practicing this week.

badly sprained his ankle. a week or so ago, might sideline him though sound sounds like will take a lot to keep him out. >> nonstop. it's -- it's range of motion, hot tub, cold tub, resistance moving, massages everything we can do. we got molded for a cast for a brace. >> one man doesn't a defense make but it's not the worst thing. james harrison not going to play for pittsburgh. his appeal of a one game suspension denied. the hit on colt mccoy -- a concussion and smith won't mind the fact that he will be out of that game. now the time for the raiders to prove everybody wrong. the -- after what we have seen and miami and green bay it's hard to argue. they have a lot of improvement

and just about every position and the quarterback, palmer feels the heat in times like this and he knows the raiders pretty much have to run the table, the last three to make it the postseason. >> there is no other option or route. you know we know that especially if you want to make it the playoffs and you want to play well you have to be playing really good football this time of year and for us we have to start on sunday. >> meantime this was the high school football game. cif division one championship. beller man taking on santa margarita shoot out at half time. travis, great for beller man. three touchdowns but he threw a pick. matt anderson bringing it back to the two. beller man bounces right back with -- in to the end zone with a 1 minute 46 left.

74-yard drive put them ahead. 37-36 but they came back to score inside of a minute and they won the ball game 43-37. they will talk about that game for a long time and finally not the best of news for giants pitchers, they have another big bat with in the western division, rockies bring in mike. three years, $30 million. that's the sporting life for a friday night. >> lot of fans going to the games, maybe they can afford it. >> the raiders game will be on television, it'll be a sell out. lue see it here 1:00 and we will have the post game along with fred. >> that's the sporting line up. thank you. >> thank you for trusting ktvu. see you the next time news breaks. join mornings on 2 at 7:00 p.m. time and we are here for you on

the website. good night.