. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news at ktvu channel 2. >> developing news right now. a young boy seriously injured in a shooting that happened less than 90 minutes ago. good evening. >> a 5-year-old is at the hospital after a shooting in east oakland. it happened as his family stood in front of a taco stand. we are near 54th we arrived there just moments ago. >> reporter: police had a very large perimeter set up. both directions closed as you can see. we are right here, we understand this shooting

happened around 55th. in fact moments ago i spoke to an uncle of the little 5-year- old who was shot. he said he was with his father who owns that taco truck and they regularly do business around here. we want to show you video of the scene before police pushed back the perimeter. there aren't a lot of details but we know the shooting happened around 8:40. paramedics were doing cpr on the boy. this is just a lock or two away from where a 3-year-old was shot and killed just recently in august. one man who has a relative who works at this truck said he is beyond frustrated. >> she called me and crying like -- the boss son -- she didn't say where, what spot. >> reporter: bosses son. . >> yeah. he was laying on the floor bleeding. >> reporter: we have yesterday

yellow of family rushing in to the hospital. the uncle i talked to as also on his way there to the hospital tonight. again the 5-year-old is reported in critical condition. we are hearing he was shot in his stomach. as for the suspect, police say they are looking for a black man in his 30s with a goatee. i may we -- he may be with a black woman in a red shirt. they are believed to be in a silver car, possibly a pontiac. all of the details are fluid as police gather information and spread information out to other officers who are probably looking for the suspects in this case. we are monitoring the scene where this shooting happened just around 8:40 tonight. again a 5-year-old shot here with his family at this taco truck. we will continue to gather details. live in oakland. >> new information in the killing of michelle lei.

transcripts appear to show evidence of the suspect's growing hatred of li. the suspect is facing murder charges. the transcripts show several angry texts allegedly sent by her to the father of her daughter and a former boyfriend of le. among them she told him cut her out for our family's sake, otherwise be prepared to be held responsible and you deserve to die for your lies as does she. this is your last and final warning. she is scheduled for arraignment in mid-january. >> tonight there is a five thousand dollar reward for a monkey stolen from the san francisco zoo. officials say the monkey is likely in danger. >> >> reporter: it's not the same. the monkeys stressed because they know one of them is gone. just before the zoo opened they

found someone snuck in to the back of the exhibit, climbed up the stairs and on to the roof. they cut two holes in to the fencing grab a 17-year-old male. >> like having a member of your family gone. >> reporter: while there are cameras none captured the theft. police are investigating. visitors appalled. >> that's pretty low. pretty low. >> reporter: even the youngest was troubled. >> he needs something to drink. it can't just be all loan. >> reporter: she is right. the monkeys live in families and shouldn't be alone. >> stress can kill a monkey that small. they are very social. he shouldn't be alone and he has cage mate its he has lived all his life that he is friends with. he needs to be with them. >> reporter: they are worried because sam is fairly old and eats a special diet. she said while the monkey may look cute he has very sharp teeth and will bite. it could cause serious

infection. the zoo said they will take the monkey back no questions asked. >> i just want the animal back. >> reporter: they closed the exhibit to permanently repair the fencing this hope to have it open next week. ktvu channel 2news. >> more details, someone is tweeting on his behalf. one said went to monkey bars in golden gate playground, left disappointed. another heading for something called the rain forest cafe. sounds promising. at least check he had more than 1,000 followers. stay with us for the latest on the missing monkey case. we will tell you about any developments. >> new, late word that police have caught a hit and run suspect accused of running down a man while escaping from police. authorities detained the 27- year-old this evening at an apartment complex in haywood.

they say she drove onto a sidewalk in oakland on wednesday hitting a 54-year-old man while fleeing arrest. he was thrown 50 feet but survived. she is already wanted on warrants. in san francisco, a man plead not guiltyo charges in a fatal hit and run on saturday. the 23-year-old john martinez is charged with manslaughter and hit and run and is being held on a million dollars bail. police say he admitted he had 13 or 14 beers before getting behind the wheel last saturday morning. the victim still not identified has found near highway 101. >> drivers across the bay area can expect to see dui checkpoints on the hunt for drunk drivers throughout the next to you few days. they report more than 600 arrests in the bay area since a crack down started in mid- december. next year there will be a new

deterrent. drivers convicted of three or more di's face the possibility of having the license suspended for ten years. several local transit agencies will play the role of driver. muni and the vta are all offering free trips saturday evening through early sunday morning. >> it's the place to be if you are looking for a party, and amber live in san francisco now. wherere tens of thousands are expected tomorrow night. >> reporter: we are in front of the ferry building. tomorrow fireworks will be launched at the stroke many midnight. preparations underway for the big celebration fireworks show producer jeff thomas showed us the barge where thousands of lose explosives are being prepared. every year they attract people from all over the bay area. thomas said this year there will be something new to see. >> he will launch into the water and have effects rising

out of the water. >> reporter: across the street from the ferry building the staff at the hotel is gearing up for its sold out party. 700 people are expected to attend. dan director of rooms said they sold faster than previous years. he said the celebration caps a year that has seen slow improvements. >> we had a bit of a dip same time this year a few years ago and definitely it's picked up, especially on the hotel side. we are seeing a big improvement. >> bring me just one --. >> reporter: at a restaurant the chef said he expects tomorrow will be the busiest day since it opened about a year and a half ago. the restaurant plans to stay open later, new year's falling on a saturday boosting demand. >> once a year but it's like everybody's birthday so everybody is excited to come out and they know that -- it's going to be expensive for them.

>> reporter: just a short while ago we a crews drop off the barricades in an anticipation of tomorrow's large crowd. back here live we check with the balloon lady. a business that supplies marty favors to hundreds of businesses and homes tomorrow night for the new year's celebration. they said business is up 30 to 40% this year. reporting live along the waterfront, amber lee. ktvu channel 2news. >> also in san francisco, some teens ringing in the new year one night early. the big party organized just for them and who is allowed toa continuity. that's coming up. >> so will the fog clear in time for tomorrow? mark is monitoring conditions for us tonight. >> reporter: a pretty good forecast. tonight we have low clouds but as we head in to the last day of 2011 here is the forecast with partly cloudy skies, temperatures will be on the

cool side. there could be a patch or two of fog developing, mainly after the midnight hour, you will notice temperature profile ; really cooling off. by midnight as we great 2012 the readings back down in to the low to mid40s. already cold for tonight. coming up the neighborhood that will start out saturday morning in the 30s and highlight the warmest day of the weekend. >> and new york city oers made sure the ball is ready for tomorrow night. they flipped the switch to raise the ball up the tower four hundred feet above time square. the ball is lit with 32,000led lights. organizes say it's a metaphor for new beginnings. >> the idea of letting governor the past, starting new with a sense of hope and having a beacon to represent that sense of hope as we look forward. >> at 11:59 eastern time tomorrow night the ball will drop and start its drop -- and then at the stroke of midnight it'll ring in the new year. new york city expects to have

about a million people packed into time square to celebrate the new year. you can ring in the new year with us and fox's american country new year's eve live. preformers include toby keith, eli young. the show airs here after the 10:00 news. >> a rate hike starting sunday. how much more you can expect to pay on your next pg&e bill. >> pushing shoving between protesters and police. what prompted this chaos as a camera was rolling. >> and a man dies in a house fire but doesn't actually live in the house.a mystery to his long time neighbors.

. a collarbone police and protesters turnnd into a street fight this afternoon. police say they were providing support for public works crews trying to clean up part of the plaza. protesters say they were defending a tree sitter. a photographer was there when the situation escalated. >> protesters erupted when oakland police arrested one of their own for obstructing an officer. >> she started it. first one we had to arrest everybody else. >> reporter: moments later another arrest sparked a shoving match between

protesters and police. someone even jumped on our photographer as he tried to record a dispute. police say they arrested ten people by the time it was over. >> we are really standing right there defending the tree. the cops ran over to the information desk. >> the protester people were running up to -- looked likely were trying to fight the cops. . >> reporter: that man who had a front row seat saw is different. >> it wassa aggressive toward the police. it wasn't a people thing at all. >> reporter: police did not make an effort to start stop this march. they paused for a moment outside the jail. >> this is jail solidarity. people are waiting for us. >> reporter: more than one came up to say someone threw water on them as they marched past police headquarters.

there are still about 70 people out here now. >> new information tonight about a house fire in livermore. after knocking down the flames firefighters made a horrible find. a man dead inside. debra is in the court where the fire happened and said it was a big house but the victim was a recluse who lived in the garage. >> reporter: this garage now gutted had been converted into an apartment. the separate tenants in the main house might have perished to but one of them was up before dawn. >> a lot of smoke, a lot of smoke. >> reporter: neighbors woke to find their cul-de-sac full of fire engines and the garage of this house full of flames. >> i believe they thought everybody was out by the time they were able to put the fire out it was pretty obvious he was dead. >> reporter: he was an elderly man in his 80s neighbors say who lived in a converted garage for several years but was frail and reclusive rarely seen.

>> a walker and -- he had a guy that took care of him. he would go do his shopping. you didn't see him out that much. >> reporter: these neighbors closest to the burning garage were evacuated. >> its scary, to be woke up and such a tragic thing to happen. >> reporter: police detectives and arson investigators looked at the wreck and found nothing suspicious. no conclusion yet an the fire's cause. >> smoked a lot. the idea is -- i don't know what the investigation proved but the -- that he fell asleep smoking or something caught on fire. >> reporter: the fire of four lives in the main house escaped because one son up before dawn to go to work smelled smoke. those tenants are safe. their possessions mostly spared, they are burned out of this house, it's red tagged and investigators will look at if the garage apartment was legal and complied building codes.

>> this neighborhood it's a little different. we have seen -- we see it regularly especially with times changing, people are converting garages to living quarters to make rent and stuff like that. >> reporter: the corner is tracking down next of kin for the elderly victim before the name can be released. the home owner landlord here is a long time alameda county educator and old school superintendent. we tried but couldn't reach her tonight. we are live in livermore. ktvu channel 2news. >> four people are recovering minor joins suffered when a light rain train hit a muni bus. the train slammed in to the police cars driver's side door. two officers, the driver and a passenger were hurt. a spokesman said tonight that the cause of the accident is still under investigation. they also are investigating another crash that happened

about 9:15 at third. the train struck a silver hatch back. it left a large dent in the drivers side of the car. nobody was hurt. muni temporarily replaced train was buses while both were cleaned up. >> pg&e customers can expect to pay more for gas and power this sunday. the utility said the average electric customer can expect their monthly bill to increase between three and five dollars a month. gas customers will see the increase of nearly 2% from this month. pg&e called the increases modest and said the extra money won't be used to pay for the cost of the explosion. verizon has dropped a plan now to charge a 2-dollar convenience fee. the company admitted late today that a backlash from angry customers prompted the move. the fcc had promised to look into it. the company said they would charge the fee on one time

payments made online or by phone. they are already struggling customer relations after network outages and a strike earlier this year. >> it's coming down to the wire for the republican candidates for president. four days before the iowa caucus. jennifer davis reports mitt romney brought out the big guns. >> you don't do what are you supposed to do on tuesday for mitt romney i will be back. >> reporter: the governor brings his hum you're humor and power house reputation to iowa. romney targeted ron paul who is nipping at his heels. >> i don't think ron paul represents the main stream. >> reporter: paul has plenty of voter support. that was obvious at a town hall. >> it's time to come home from afghanistan. >> reporter: gingrich has taken a pounding in the polls, he says because of negative adds

highlighting his personal life. at an event he teared up when asked a question about his family. >> you know -- >> reporter: he said neither he nor his campaign are giving up. >> if on the other hand you are fed up with the people who have made a mess of it then i think i'm a better candidate. >> reporter: and rick santorum is picking up momentum at the right time. if christians go around him more some say he could see a bigger boost in the final days. >> it would not surprise me if he wins. i always said in this environment iowa will break late and it'll breakfast. i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: though they have been campaigning for weeks, analysts say this race remains up in the air because of so many undecided voters. in washington. >> more details on the gop race. herman cain won't endorse any of the candidates before the iowa caucus.

he dropped out after allegations of sexual harassment. he said he doesn't see any of the candidate was the commitment to make bold changes. >> we asked on facebook what do you think of the current slate of republican candidates. one writes ron paul is the only legit candidate. everybody else is business as usual. another says vote for anything but republican or democrat if you want to try to impact. you can share your opinion at ktvu channel 2. >> a few sprinkles, few light showers through parts of the bay area. here is the radar loop. you won't see much and the numbers are you about to see don't reflect that. you can see napa just a .03. barely there for san francisco and oakland and mountain view at 4 unths of an inches.

low level moisture and the fog is regrouping. santa rosa visibility down about a quarter of a miami forecast low 32 creek freezing there, haywood 44 and san jose in the mid40s. here you can pick out in the satellite and radar the movement of the weather system. changes developing coming up i will show you if we have any rain clouds and the warmest day of the weekend. >> sciencists want to know more about why a whale washed on shore in marin county. it's on a section of point reyes sea shore. sciencists say the whale was first reported to them on tuesday. they tried to reach it yesterday but were hurt by the high tide. >> a higher fee to visit a prized park. and. >> two men shot in broad daylight in oakland. why a crew was there when the gun fire broke out. >> and the search for an arsonist in southern california

after a series of fires. the concern that the fire bug may strike again.

. a shooting in daylight injuries two men. one of them a veteran. alex reports oakland that it happened as one of the crews was just blocks away covering a funeral for another victim of street violence. >> reporter: a photographer captured the chaos moments after today's shooting. it happened just before 10:30 near 82nd avenue. one man appeared to be shot in the leg and was conscious. another was treated by paramedics and we watched him loaded in to an ambulance. neighbors say they heard at least five gun shots. this man who didn't want to show his face said he was scared. >> someone wants to go inside and i went inside. >> reporter: someone came up to this red ford explorer and

opened fire on the two men inside. the motive is not clear. >> this is a very bold act. it's during the day, there are people around. we have people who see things and hear things and that is what the police are following up on. >> reporter: at the scene a friend said one of the victims is a father and military service member who just finished a tour of duty. in a sad twist this shooting happened a block away from a church where funeral services were getting started for a young man gunned down in oakland a week ago. today's shooting wasn't connected to the funeral. both of the men hit are expected to survive. police searching for the shooter or shooters and they are asking witnesses to come forward. in oakland. ktvu. >> that funeral he just mentioned was for charles butler june junior. he was supposed to start his first assignment with the merchant marines.

his liver helped save another church member and other organs saved another man. his family said knowing he saved lives helps were some of the sting. >> a number of people being sentenced to death row in california is at a historic low. this year only ten were sentenced to death. that's compared to 29 during each of the previous two years. experts say the drop is part of a national trend but despite that drop california still has the largest death row in the country with more than 700 prisoners. the beautiful trees of me, r wood wills cost more to visit. visitors without a park pass will pay $2 more for a total of $7. some of that extra monday write will be used to help keep samuel p taylor park open. it's one of many state parks threatened with closure. they will still offer free admission on several major holidays including martin

luther king day. >> 19 fires in hollywood so far. >> new rules on booster seats on sunday. what will no longer be used to determine who has to ride in them. it's the perfect time to find great deals

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hollywood area. general hollywood area including the county experienced 19 fires last night. most of them we believe were set on purpose. >> reporter: some of them spreading to nearby homes and apartment buildings including a multimillion dollar house once owned by jim morrisonn. >> that's my house, my home, i live there, i could have died. like lives could have been lost here and these people who are doing this just fled to stop like what is wrong with them. it's terrible. >> reporter: nobody has been seriously hurt but the suspect is still on the loose. police and city officials preparing for another possible round of fires. >> this is a very active situation. if you see anything, call the police. do not hesitate. they have a -- mobile suspect or suspects who are working this incident. >> we will prepare through the night. if you do see anything, hear

anything, report it immediately. >> reporter: it was the second night of fires in the area. two people have been arrested after similar incidents, now investigators trying to figure out if they are connected. in los angeles fox news. >> there is already an award offered this this case. >> a heavy price tag on keeping the levees safe. the system needs up to $17 billion in repairs and investments. officials say -- along the sacramento rivers isn't enough anymore. it's thought a million live in floodplains protected by the aging levees. >> yesterday a federal judge struck down a rule saying they wrongly favor bio fuels produced in california and discriminate against those in

other states. they say they will appeal that ruling to a higher court. the rules were part of landmark legislation signed in 2006. >> san francisco teens at a nightclub are celebrating a night early. this -- inside there is a party with dj's a laser show and two floors of dances, the teams say let the good time roll. >> i'm coming up. had a birthday party -- continuing the party for a few days. >> i had a great time last time. it's great having a good time. >> reporter: the teens will toast with red bull at midnight. it'll end at one. tickets ten dollars at the door and only current high school students are allowed in. >> residents in palo alto are

-- have appealed the issue to the council. earlier this month the city's review board approved a plan for at&t to put in antennas on top of 20 utility poles. in the appeals residents say they will interfere with views, they will be now city and may not with stand quakes. the city council has a hearing for january 23rd. stocks finished lower for the final day of the session for the year. the dow dropped 69 points, the nasdaq off almost nine. the market also be closed monday. >> the new booster seat law could have people breaking out the measuring tape. children younger than eight and shorter than 4-foot 9 must ride in a booster or car seat and how much they weigh will no longer be a factor. under the current law children under six or under 60 pounds have to use booster seats. a new regulation changing

how airlines advertise should go ino effect on january 26th. starting then they will have to include all mandatory taxes and fees in their advertised price. this isn't quite a done deal. southwest and spirit airlines deciding commercial free speech rights and trying to get that rule overturned. >> some food banks got a big boost. lucky delivered food in a giant shopping cart and gave a check for $145,000. the food bank supplies much needed food in the city and says without help from businesses such as lucky there would be more hungry home. >> new life for a closed convent. the people moving in here in just a few days. >> the weather pattern changing right now. come the one direction temperatures will head this weekend. also shower chances in the long range weather map. >> a fast moving wildfire

burning in a famous national park and some fault the government. ñx

. the new year will brink a welcome change for some of the homeless. catholic charity social security opening a new shelter

for families. a former convent will be their new home. >> reporter: the convent dates back to 1937. its been empty about five- years. it'll be a home again for women, homeless mothers and children. >> this has been great. you know it's rare that you get an opportunity like to renovate the building, adding beds and beds and cribs. it got a grant to help house some of san francisco's estimated 250 homeless families. the first four are set to move in tuesday. >> our lease is only for 18 months. we have been very clear from the front -- the front end this is only a temporary solution. obviously what we wants permanent housing. >> reporter: they are adding a

play room, security cameras and monitors and new dead bolts. >> carpet, quite a bit of electrical work to do as far as making sure it's working properly. . >> reporter: it aims to give new life to the closed convent. >> the idea that formerly homeless moms and their children will be here. it'll be a happy place again. >> reporter: the they hope text tend the lease beyond 18 months. they say the conrent is so big there is room for another 12 families on the third floor. david stevenson. ktvu many. >> a landmark of the japan town will close tomorrow. the market is closing partly due to food prices which skyrocketed after this year's quake and tsunami. the market has been ing business on post street since the 1906 quake. the third generation wants to retire and the 4th doesn't want to run it. in news of the world in indiana

cyclones battered the southern coast and left 33 dead. most of the deaths were from wall that collapsed or downed power lines. the storm brought heavy rains and strong winds that were clocking up to 85 miles an hour. it's expected to weaken over the next few days but fishermen are being told not to go out in to the ocean. >> in chile a fire is burning out of control in that country's most popular national park. so far 32 square miles have burned and the fire is spreading quickly. firefighters say it could take weeks to bring it under control in part because of 60-mile an hour winds. 400 tourists were evacuated and that park is now closed. in canada a back country skier died in an avalanche. the man survived but died overnight as a friend waited him for help. rescuers couldn't get to him today because of darkness and the rick of more slides.

he and three others were skiing on back country trails in spite of warnings that the danger was high. >> synthetic drug use is a growing problem in the united states military. one year ago we reported on how easy it was to get the marijuana like mix often called spice. now the marine corp said it investigated more than 700 marines for using it this year. that's up from 29 last year. the air force reports it punished about 500 for it in 2011, the army isn't tracking it but said 119 have been treated for it. >> what people are saying about the fremont mayor who died yesterday. and why there were large young men handing out meals today in san francisco. the thing they all have in common. >> mark is watching our weather for the holiday weekend ahead. is he back in six minutes.

. fought hard for fremont as police chief, city councilman and then mayor. he died yesterday and robert honda tells you his friends say there were several things that never changed during his long career. >> place that we produced electric cars. >> reporter: for many years he was the public face of fremont appointed police chief in 1976. he served 15 years before retiring becoming a city councilman in 1992. that ended thursday when he passed away. police chief and family friend said he never changed his leadership style. >> had a high ethical standard that he set for himself and the people that worked for him. >> reporter: he dealt fought to keep the numi plant from closing. he tried unsuccess think to bring the a's to fremont. >> a lot of people take

politics personal and he was very good at keep that out of it. >> reporter: he helped the overall business climate. though the nightclub is a popular attraction the owner remembers how the mayor helped overcome civic problems. >> it was more let's work this out so it's a win for both of us. i think it's rare when you work with the city. >> reporter: for many his biggest accomplishments, pulling together a community where up to 170 languages can be heard. >> he helped build the diversity and weave that in to the fabric of the area. >> reporter: the family said a memorial will be held next friday. in fremont. robert honda. >> more details now on what happens next in fremont. the vice mayor takes over and she will handle it until the free city council decides what

to do. >> a once popular theater that makes pizza, beer and movie also have a new home. this former sheet glass factory in the uptown arts district will house the mark parkway theater. they have a 21 year lease for the building. they closed their communication in 2009. it should reopen in late summer or early fall. >> ucla and illinois football players took time to fight hunger today. they served mealing at the dining room in san francisco, all part of the lead up to tomorrow's craft fight hunger bowl. they said they appreciate meeting the players and getting the meal and the players say they enjoyed helping out. >> foals pretty good to be able to give back. just -- the community service. just making a difference. >> players also got into the act serving lunch. kickoff for the game set for

10:30 . >> the light showers and sprinkles have moved out of the bay area. still low clouds in -- dense fog forming up in the santa rosa area and napa. here is a look at some of the current fog reports that you can pick out for san jose, livermore and parts of the north bay all the way to santa rose a visibilities down a quarter of a mile and temperatures down in to the 30s. santa rosa 36 degrees, hayward 51. today a weak cold front dissipating over the state. produced clouds in the bay area and a few spotty light showers or drizzle. high pressure returns and with that the familiar dry forecast right on in to the weekend. we will have patchy morning fog from saturday morning and little bit sunday morning. the afternoon high also be warming back up.

we are talking about low to mid60s and could be warmer for the second half of the weekend as we head into 2012. far -- they had a few spotty showers earlier today but right now clearing skies. temperatures on track to reach the mid to upper 40s during the afternoon. here is the forecast model showing you some overcast first thing tomorrow morning, suspect there will be more patchy fog for you saturday at 8:00 in the morning and in to the afternoon skies becoming partly sunny, we will take it in to the evening for new year's and you will notice a few lie clouds, maybe a patch of fog or two after midnight as we go into sunday. here is the plan. the forecast for saturday. areas of fog will be cool out there. upper 30s to the upper 40s. sun cloud mix by 12, temperatures at least with afternoon highs few degrees warmer than today. that means santa rosa at 63, san francisco in the upper 50s.

san jose 64, redwood city checking in at 63 degrees. here is a look ahead. the extended forecast with the weekend always in view. wrapping up one of the dryest decembers on record, the second or third dryest on record. you will notice this -- temperatures warming back up little bit into sunday. a quiet weather pattern into next week for part -- with partly cloudy and no real significant rain clouds, no rain clouds on the extended forecast. ly say there is a slight chance of a shower for the first week of january, probably -- more significant for the second week. we will watch that it. keep our fingers crossed. thank you. >> we are continuing to follow developing news in oakland where a 5-year-old was shot about two hours ago. we are on the scene with new information. >> that's right. we have been talking to family members and now confirmed through family and law enforcement sources we are told this little boy was passed

away, five-years old. here at a toco truck with his father and possibly other family members. his father owns the business when this shoots happened near the 5500 block, police have responded -- the little boy was rushed to the hospital in critical condition at the time but again we are -- learning information,esting confirmation that the boy did not survive. this is very close to where another little boy, a 3-year- old was shot and killed back in august. family members obviously extremely upset to learn this news. police investigating exactly what happened here and still looking for the suspect for that matter. we are told they are looking for a vehicle, a silver car of some kind, possibly a pontiac, a man and woman with him. of course we will continue to gather the details and bring you more throughout the weekend. we are live. >> sports is next.

. mark is off tonight. fred is here, the -- today we had a --. >> i could make that 7-10

split. four more bowl games in the book of the eight schools just one oklahoma was ranked in the top 20. the only insight from the insight bowl is look out for falling objects. that's not a flying saucer. it's a sky cam are gone wild. luckyly nobody was hurt. oklahoma played iowa, stadium -- played three rushing touchdowns and then oklahoma quarterback jones throws a short touchdown pass. oak wins and there is your excitement. they bring in the new year, little early in nashville. the music city bowl with 6-6 records, wake forest and mississippi -- a huge game from vick ballard, rushed for a career high -- ballard and the bulldogs beat the demon deacons. iowa state met in the pin

stripe bowl. rutgers in the bowl. chaz to coleman. look at that. outreaches the little guy. 86-yard touchdown. rutgers beat cyclones. let's go to the golden hurricanes. byu and -- the armed forces bowl. townsend -- kinney finding brian in the end zone. hurricanes take the lead. 11 seconds left. the two yard line. nelson -- spike the ball to stop the clock but faked for the game winning township down. byu wins. tonight in vegas. brock lesner -- just met someone badder. that man is -- he landed a nasty kick to the body midway in the first round. lesner -- this was a dutch resident first ufc fight.

he next faces the current champion, santos, this is his first right in 14 months. he is now retiring. warriors guard -- may not play tomorrow flight. his grandmother died on christmas day and he is in there is a tend the funeral. mark jackson said to take as long as he needs. warriors point guards say currie -- his sprained ankle is okay. that is sports as we see it this friday night. >> thank you fred. thank you for trusting the news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> it's 7:00 a.m. on morning. they will have the latest on the person who shot and killed a 5-year-old in oakland and international boulevard and we are always here with you on the website.