of good. that's das auto. child: vegas, baby. vegas. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org republican mitt romney working the crowd after winning the new hampshire primary. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm heather holmes. most but not all of the votes have been counted. romney wins with 39% of the

votes. ron paul is second with 23%. huntsman good enough for third place. newt gingrich and rick santorum have 9% each and are separated by fewer than 20 votes. rick perry managed just 1%. ken pritchett has spent the last few days in new hampshire and joins us now with a spin on each of the top finishers on tonight's results. >> reporter: this is the now empty stage on the campus of southern new hampshire university where tonight mitt romney celebrated victory. it was a historic win and one that gives him momentum that his opponents may not be able to overcome. >> thank you new hampshire. tonight we made history. mitt romney became the first

nonincumbent to win. >> this election is a choice between two very different destinies. president obama wants to fundamentally transform america. we want to restore america to the founding principals that made this country great. >> but romney is not the only one celebrating tonight. >> reporter: congressman's ron paul second place finish for now makes him a serious contender. drawing cheers after he said his momentum is unstoppable. >> i called romney and congratulated him because he had a victory, but we're certainly nibbling at his heels. >> reporter: santorum had a

third place finish. he and huntsman celebrated. >> i think we have a ticket to ride, hello south carolina. >> reporter: it remains to be seen if third place is good enough. but all candidates are saying hello south carolina as all of them have events scheduled there tomorrow. ktvu channel 2 news. the democrats also voted in new hampshire. president barack obama faced minimal opposition and finished with 82% of the vote. as ken mentioned south carolina is next and folks watch the returns from new hampshire. south carolina holds it's primary in 10 days. it's a larger state than new hampshire and more conservative with a substantial block of evangelical voters. it also has a higher unemployment rate than new hampshire. in south carolina, romney won't have the same home field advantage that he was able to leverage in new hampshire.

we are committed to following all of the key events this year in the race for the white house. you can also get election news any time at ktvu.com right now we have the latest numbers from new hampshire right there on the front page. we have developing news now from san francisco, the roof of an apartment building caught fire in a south of market neighborhood tonight. firefighters were first called at about 8:30. the building is located at 230 11th street. firefighters scrambled to keep the flames from spreading. no word on how this fire started. the oakland raiders fire their head coach hugh jackson today after missing the play offs in a disappointing conclusion to their season. as ktvu's fred inglis reports, firing coach jackson was the

very first move by the team's new general manager mackenzie. >> this is where i came from, i'm back home now, okay. >> reporter: former raider linebacker reggie mackenzie left green bay to return to the team that drafted him back in 1985. the first thing mackenzie did as their general manager was fire head coach hugh jackson. >> as you move in, i want to bring my guy in. and mark was okay with that. >> he did some things great. and you know, like i said we ended up 8-8. we didn't make the play offs. >> reporter: so now mackenzie must find a replacement. >> is this a young coach that i feel good about? then away we go. >> if my father wasn't here, we needed someone to run that football side of the building and i needed to find the right person. i truly believe that reggie mackenzie is the right man for this job and i think you will all see that as we go along. >> reporter: it's been nine years since oakland made the

play offs and mackenzie knows there's a lot of work to do. so having a twin brother may help. >> i told him i would stand in for him, i said hey if things start getting kind of hectic and people want to take shots at you, i guess i have to stand out there and take a bullet or two and take some shots for you. >> reporter: there's some speculation the next head coach will come from green bay, mackenzies old stomping ground. but mackenzie says he doesn't want to turn the raiders into packers west. however, how good that organization has done lately, that may not be such a bad idea. >> mark davis also spoke about the ongoing concern of oakland's aging coliseum and said the team could be moved. that part of the story plus reaction from fans coming up at 10:45. new at 10:00 tonight, san jose police have arrested an elementary school teacher on molestation charges. investigators say 35-year-old craig chandler has been teaching at waley elementary for five years. police have not said if the

alleged victim is a student at that school. chandler is being held without bail at the santa clara county jail. a probation officer was the first witness called to testify today in marin county in the preliminary hearing of a suspected serial killer. 78-year-old joseph naso is accused of killing four northern california women back in the 70s and 90s. no cameras were in court today. the pictures you're seeing here are from last year. the probation officer testified he searched naso's home in 2009 and found what he called alarming photographs of nude women. probation officer also said the women were quote in various unnatural positions. some appeared to be asleep, some appeared to be unconscious, some nonresponsive. naso is acting as his own attorney. his preliminary hearing will determine if he will be held over and tried for murder. tonight animal rights activists are claiming responsibility for setting nine

cattle trucks on fire. the calinga cattle ranch is the biggest in the state and is a familiar landmark for drivers on i5. eric rasmussen has the story. >> reporter: this is the letter that went out to talk about how these fires were set. but other animal activists say they are not condoning what happened. >> reporter: the fires that burned 14 empty cattle trucks at harris ranch on sunday immediately appeared to be the work of arsonists. >> obviously there's something there that led them to believe that it was arson. >> reporter: now animal rights activists are claiming responsibility in an anonymous statement they provided details including how they used caroseen soaked rope and timers to pull off the fire. >> the horrific conditions that

animals endure is very frustrating. however these types of actions can actually do more harm than good. >> reporter: hopeful hanick with indefensive animals says her group and others have supported legislative efforts to change how animals are treated at farms. >> in any social or animal or environmental movement it's really public opinion that we want to bring to our side. if the public views you as dangerous or a terrorist, it's not going to be beneficial to your movement. >> reporter: and harris sent out a statement saying those fires did not affect their day- to-day operation. we're live here in san rafael, eric rasmussen, ktvu. police in oakland are looking for a hit-and-run

driver who shot and killed a driver. authorities identified the victim as benjamin green of oakland. he was in the crosswalk at 73rd and bancroft when he was hit. police identify the vehicle as a dark colored van. the driver continued on without stopping. the intersection is about a block from hpd's substation. an exclusive video with howard jordan, what he revealed to us about a new plan to tackle violent crime. the san francisco board of supervisors failed to overturn a veto by mayor lee who may have led to a closure of sharp park course. environmental groups want to close it saying golfers are a threat to the san francisco guarder snake and the california red legged frog. today's vote was the same not

enough to overturn a veto. the supervisors also gave initial -- dog walkers must obtain a paid permit and limit the number of dogs being walked to eight. the vote was unanimous. the ordnance returned to the board next week for final approval. b.a.r.t. to the south bay, the $900 million decision being celebrated tonight and when those trains could be rolling. back here in just 10 minutes, we're going to look at your wednesday forecast. we'll show you where the coldest spots will be tomorrow morning. duobay area male men are in jail tonight accused of shooting at para gliders with pellet guns. we'll tell you more about these two suspects, we found out one has a record.

only on two, at least one person was detained early this morning on drug charges. law enforcement officials say a warrant was served at another house in san mateo county as part of the same operation. two men are behind bars for shooting high caliber pellet guns at para gliders. one of the men has gotten in

trouble before for a similar crime. >> reporter: frank, both of those men are in jail here tonight. the district attorney's office tells us one of those men was already on probation for shooting someone with a pellet gun. on a day like this you will see several para gliders over head. but that tranquil flight was stopped when two men aimed high caliber pellet guns at para gliders. >> this sport is already dangerous without having one firing a pellet gun at you. >> we don't need that out here. we like to keep this place fun and clean and safe.

it's not just us, people, families come out here. people walking their dogs. >> reporter: the men pleaded not guilty to two deadly counts of assault with a deadly weapon. just five months ago, amatori pled not guilty for shooting someone with a pellet gun in south san francisco. although no one was hurt this time, the people who love this breathtaking support say they are relieved the two suspects are in custody. >> if you find a para glider and someone wants to shoot you with handgun, pellet gun or anything, you're a sitting duck. that's not cool, not right. >> reporter: both men are being held here on $25,000 bail. they were arranged yesterday and are expected to be back in court by the end of the month. reporting live in redwood city, loranne blanco. a fight at a jack-in-the- box left one man with a brain

injury. it was then discovered that the restaurant lacked a 24 hour permit which the owner is now asking for. they agreed to increase security. the commission put off the decision for two weeks. a major earthquake hit indonesia today with a magnitude of 7.3. that quake was centered on the island of sumatra. there are no reports of injury or serious injuries. american navalforces have come to the rescue of iranians again for the second time in a week. an iranian vessel was taking on water. a u.s. coast guard cutter rescued two iranian men and gave all of them food, water and blankets. the ships owner said they would have died without help from the americans. last week the navy freed 13

iranians iranians from somali pirates. 57-year-old jose franco is currently being held apart from other inmates with maximum security precautions at the santa rita jail. dublin police captured franco last night during a seven hour search. he escape while being taken from a bus to the reception area. a crucial development today that appears to make it all but certain that the b.a.r.t. to san jose extension will finally be built. robert honda tells us a federal agency is recommending that congress approve $900 million for the first phase of that project. >> reporter: if all goes as planned, b.a.r.t. training will stop at fremont then come 16 miles into milpitas, san jose and santa clara.

>> i'm very surprised my mother used to take b.a.r.t. from fremont to cal when she went to school. this was the beginning of the line here literally. >> reporter: construction to accommodate the construction has already started with local dollars so b.a.r.t. advocates are happy and relieved about the federal fund. >> this infrastructure is very important to silican valley. >> reporter: today a vta board member announced the plan. congressional approval has always been a formality. >> so i think that we can be some what confident that this is going to be okay. at this point a formal signing ceremony will be held in mid-march. and the first extension could be completed by 2016.

but just to make sure the funding getting here, they will meet tomorrow. residents are being warned it is illegal to burn woods outdoors or indoors. wood smoke is the leading cause of air pollution. this will be the 13th winter spare the air of the season. and yes another warm day today, temperatures got into the mid-60s. highs tomorrow just like these. no big changes. it'll be cold tomorrow morning when you wake up. overnight lows will be back up to the lower 40s. we'll see freezing conditions and we'll see frost in places like napa, vallejo, livermore and fremont. if you go into your wednesday, wednesday night, it's a spare the air night. we'll have the best

opportunity, greatest opportunity for poor air quality mainly due to wood burning. this is more about particulate matter coming from smoke. a spare the air night again tomorrow. a very cold start to your day tomorrow. when we come back in a little bit we'll take a look directly at your five day forecast. >> in contra costa county just about 40 minutes from now crews will shut down part of highway 4. westbound lanes will be closed between summersville road through pittsburgh and antioch from 11 tonight until 3:30 in the morning. caltrans is widening the house from four lanes to eight as well as making way for future expansion. eight drinks in one sitting. the surprising numbers out tonight on bing drinking and the toll it can have. plus -- >> i don't know what to say, you know. i'm just very thankful. he receives a liver from a homicide victim. the phone call that changed his life and the connection he feels to someone he's never met.

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they killed my jumbaco idea? i tried. a new report from the federal government focuses on problems associated with bing drinking in america. the centers for disease control says one in six adults is a bing drinker. bing drinkering down an average of eight drinks in one sitting and do so four times a month. most are young, 18 to 34 years old. the cbc says bing drinkering account for 30,000 deaths a year in alcohol related accidents and in long term health issues. researchers from uc san francisco and the university of alabama say smoking a joint once a week doesn't harm the lungs as cigarette smoking does. in fact, smoking marijuana occasionally is actually

associated with a small but statistically significant increase in lung capacity. however for those who smoke more often perhaps two or more joints daily for several years the data is less conclusive. researchers say they did not have enough marijuana smokers to form a conclusion. ktvu's alex savdige speaks to the recipient on why he feels such a connection to his donor's family and it's not just because he has their son's liver. >> i just have a new chance in life now. >> reporter: the man who may have saved murphy's life is charles butler jr. a 23-year- old merchant marine with a bright future who was shot to death in oakland during the holidays. butler was an organ donor and murphy received his liver.

>> thank you, i really don't even know what -- i'm sorry. i don't know what to say, you know. i'm just very thankful. >> reporter: murphy suffered from cirrhosis. shortly after this shooting, murphy got a phone call that changed his life. >> i couldn't ask for anything better than that. you know really, it was the gift of life. >> reporter: murphy's transplant happened just after two weeks ago early on christmas morning here at ucf. it was an unexpected gift from a total stranger. the two never met but still murphy holds a connection to butler's family. that's because he feels the pain of losing a child. he lost his son 20 years ago to a accident. >> when i see this man's video on tv, just to see him smiling and how he wants to travel the world it's touching.

it really got to me. >> reporter: because of one man's generous act, murphy can now watch his grandchildren grow up. alex savidge, ktvu news. if you don't stop the violence, here are the things that can happen to you. only on 2, oakland police chief speaks candidly about a rise in crime and what he revealed about tackling the problem. and a grass roots campaign to keep a san francisco constitution from a final last call. look! here she comes!

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new video right now from an active crime scene. police say a man was shot and killed on foothill boulevard near 64th avenue. when paramedics arrived on the scene. no suspect information is available at this hour. police say this is the second

homicide in the city so far this year. that killing comes as the oakland police department is getting ready to implement a new crime fighting plan next week. only on 2, heather holmes learned exclusive details about the new strategy during her one on one interview today. >> reporter: homicides spiked last year in oakland. chief howard jordan does not make any excuses and says 2012 will be different. but here we are just 10 days in and two people were shot and killed. >> reporter: bancroft avenue in oakland a robbery and shooting. in this case the male victim is expected to survive. but for more than 100 people last year violence would end their life. >> and particularly last year to me the most telling was the three toddlers that were killed. that was unacceptable.

that should not be tolerated. outraged by those killings, chief howard jordan is finalizing the details of his attack on violent crime. the effort comes as the city saw its homicide total hit triple digits last year, 110 people killed. double the number of homicides in san francisco and nearly triple the number in san jose. >> we're going to roll this plan out next week. it will be focused on 100 blocks. we're going to use all available resources to address crime in those areas. in addition to the 100 block crack down, mainly in neighbors in east oakland, the chief says he will implement a new program. >> if you don't stop the violence, here are the thing that is can happen to you.

>> reporter: he calls the injunctions valuable tools. reporting live tonight i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. the san francisco police department says its fine tuning it's social media -- when police did get ready to move in they decided to keep officers in the dark about the timing. >> we didn't tell anybody because we didn't know if it would go out on some sort of social media which would have made the job harder. the chief says the social media new policy will be ready in a few days and be presented to the police commission. after inspectors said they

found high levels of toxins flowing from a plant into the bay, they are facing charges. the problem may have been going on for decade. >> reporter: today we found workers in protective gear using vacuums and cleaning up. >> it wasn't just that we found nasty toxic material in san francisco bay it was that we found them at levels that really were alarming for us. >> reporter: the epa says it's march and august inspections found five times the amount of lead allowed by federal law. 110 times the amount of mercury and 10,000 times the acceptable level of pcbs. which the agents say are harmful to the wildlife around the area. while unsure when the violations started the epa says the problem could date back 20 years. >> but the goal is to make sure

they don't continue and to clean up what's there. similars - - >> reporter: sims is one of the area's biggest recycling plant. the same facility was fined following a 2007 fire because of smoke that filled the air. sims has to still come up with a plan to fix the problem or face a fine of $600,000 a day. casey anthony told her probation officer someone hacked her computer and stole her video. the video shows anthony for the first time since she was acquitted. a man from ohio later claimed he found the video on the internet and posted it on you

tube. a probation officer described today anthony as upset about the incident. anthony is currently serving a year of probation on a check fraud charge. natalie wood died where she was boating with her husband and actor christopher watkins. authorities say they reopened the investigation after several sources came forward with new information. woods death was ruled an accident. in oakland, in one of the best known restaurants in china town is closing its doors. the silver dragon will serve it's last meal on february 4th. the building will become a medical office. and a grass roots campaign is beginning to keep the gold dust

lounge from closing. this famous bar off union square is losing it's lease after almost 80 years. >> really sad because my dad and my uncle both you know created this place from a lot of blood and sweat and tears. they used to sell drinks for 5- cents and they had to hustle business. >> the owner says many of the regulars say closing the bar is unacceptable. that's why they launched a website called save the gold dust.com. they're also circulating a petition to try to keep the bar open. the owners say they are moved by the outpouring of support. he spent months in the hospital. the happy reunion today between an east bay boy and the first responders when he was hit by an suv. back here in 10 minute, i've got tomorrow's forecast we'll go looking at the five day and see if we can find some rain. i'll see you back here.

plus toyota unveils a new prius. how the auto maker is hoping to attract young urban buyers.

a new kind of television is getting a lot of attention. samsung and lg are getting allot -- a lot of attention for showing their new television. the screen is just 4 millimeters thick and the company says it's more than just a television. >> it comes with a dual core processer. so more and more of the televisions are smart tvs so you can access apps and surf the web. samsung says it's new tv will hit the market this year. the price hasn't been set yet but analysts expect it'll cost

more than $5,000. meanwhile toyota unveiled it's latest prius hybrid today. it's aimed at budget buyers promising 23 miles per gallon. the prius makes up half of all hybrids sold in the u.s. it was another up day on wall street today with the markets off to a strong start in 2012. the dow gain 69 points, nasdaq climbed 25. a strong forecast from alco helped boost the stocks today. in news of the world tonight, in syria the president placed an iron hand to crush the rebellion against his regime. it began 10 months ago, since then 5,000 people have died including about 400 in just the

past three weeks. president assad said he will declare victory soon. tens of thousands of brazilians have been forced to leave their homes after an earth quake. labor unions rallied tens of thousands of people. they are protesting the removal of subsidies that kept the price of gas relatively cheap. last week the price of gas doubled to 3:50 a gallon. most nigerians live on just $2 a day on a country that is rich in oil. only on 2, brandon fareti's mother accidentally hit him

with her suv last summer. the boy spent 120 days in the hospital undergoing surgeries. today the medical team all got to see his remarking recovery. >> to see him jumping and running and screaming and being a normal little boy is great. >> his being is still the same. he is still the same little boy i remember. >> that is one remarkable little boy. he says he was shocked by the decision, where we found fired raiders coach hugh jackson tonight. plus what fans are saying about the abrupt change in course. plus chief meteorologist bill martin with the five day forecast. are there changes ahead? bill has your five day forecast.

oakland raiders owner announced that the team is exploring the possibility of moving back to los angeles. as we mentioned earlier on this newscast, this comes on the same day that head coach jackson was fired. and lloyd lacuesta found her today at a restaurant. >> reporter: he was not happy to see us. through the windows of the restaurant we could see people talking to coach jackson. but he made it clear he didn't want to talk to us saying he was here only to meet with friends. he did tell a reporter soon after his firing that he was shocked by what happened. jackson said at a meeting, newly hired general manager mackenzie told him, we no longer need your services. and when he asked why he said,

i am starting from scratch. coach jackson lost four straight games at the epd -- end of the season and failed to make the play offs. >> we didn't make it. i guess it's a cut throat business. >> reporter: mark davis says he is talking to groups in los angeles about returning to southern california. although he hasn't seen an offer he lightbulbs. quote we're trying to get something done up here but if we can't, we've got to get something done some where because we need to be able to compete. >> we may be getting in our cars or planes and going down there to watch them to see them. we've done that before, we'll probably do it again. >> reporter: jackson's dismissal means the raiders have gone through 10 head coaches in the last 15 years. >> raiders fans are tired of that. they're tired of the coaching carusel. >> reporter: owner mark davis says sharing a stadium in santa

clara is a potential possibility but he has not talked to the 49ers. live in oakland, lloyd lacuesta. on our facebook wall tonight we asked what you think of hugh jack on's firing. jackson writes, i think it's a good fresh start for a team that's going to be winning. tell us what you think, share your opinion at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. at ktvu.com tonight you will find video from tonight's san francisco legends live. quite a roster, we are posting ha video right now. it will be on our home page shortly. today republican lawmakers introduced a bill they call a lemon law for high speed rail.

it would prevent the scheduled sale of state bonds to fund the system. since then the estimated cost of the high speed rail project has tripled to $98 billion. >> i am very fearful that this plan will become a reality. it will make us a third world nation. >> last week an independent review board also recommended against approving the bond. the governor says it continues to back the project. and the few clouds that were out there have cleared away and it has become a very cold night out there in the imland bay valleys -- in the inland bay valleys. freezing and frost again tonight. it'll be a little bit cold than it was last night. very little wind, january has been dry. that's why we have a spare the air night again tonight. that's why it's going to be so cold tonight. second week in a row looks like

we might see a little something out here on the 18th or 19th. the models are becoming a little more consistent in trying to bring rain to the area. that would be good news. for all concerned, hazy sunshine a spare the air night tomorrow night for wood burning. it's about particulate matter. if you have wood burning stoves and other kind of heat, do not use the wood burning. if you head into thursday, next thursday maybe it'll drop down enough right now it looks like it could. and we could start to get some rain and snow in here and help things out a lot. in the meantime, we've got a computer model that tomorrow at noon has no clouds. and the only reason i show you this is to let you know that you know, obviously no green on this, even in tahoe or up in the northeast portion of the state. it is dry.

not just bay area but basically northern california, southern california. we are definitely hurting for rainfall and this isn't going to get it tomorrow. because tomorrow is another beautiful day. just like today, 63 in brentwood, 63 in napa, 62 in vallejo. these daytime highs certainly above the average. certainly not unusual this week. we have some 70s this week. 65 in morgan hill, 64 in san jose. remember spare the air nights, in these valleys, we did the stories out there in redwood city on the peninsula, the smoke particulate because of the wind flow and the way things happen down here, and the little microclimates these valleys create you get nasty wood smoke in the santa clara area. just again, spare the air night, don't burn the wood if you have other heat. the weekend shapes out like this, it gets the thing to say is to embrace what we have. we said that in the 6:00 news

tonight. it's here, enjoy it. because who knows maybe it'll keep raining but it's here. >> is this an indication of february or march we could have a very rainy spring. >> we could hope so. you can remember the miracle march, where we got all our rain in march. it could happen. >> thank you, bill. the santa clara board of education will approve the conversion as the county staff is recommending the approval. if the board of education green lights the charter request, clayton valley could become the first large public high school in northern california to convert to a charter based on a teacher led petition. the advocate a national gay and lesbian news publication released the greatest cities. topping the list, salt lake

city utah, number two orlando florida. then cambridge, massachusetts. rounding out the top five fort lauderdale florida and seattle washington. at 18 san francisco made the honorable mention list as did oakland at 23. still ahead here, air show safety. that deadly crash at the reno air races last year and what it led to today in washington, d.c. okay, people, let's get started. pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen.

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the federal aviation administration held a public hearing today as it reviewed new regulations for air shows. 11 people died in more than 70 were injured in reno. still the faa told the national transportation board, it will be unlikely there will be changing to the rules. okay mark is here now with sports. one thing if you want to coach the raiders, job security better not be high on your list of demands. >> at least in recent history that's for sure. you take over a new position you always have job one in mind. for reggie mackenzie job one, fire the coach and a new era for the raiders starts with that bold statement 8-8 it wasn't good enough for al davis

and it ain't good enough for the new regime. hugh jackson gone in this one season. winston moss and he would be the seventh head coach for the raiders in 10 years. >> we're moving into a new era, no disrespect to coach jackson but it is something i want to do, starting new. i go with my gut a lot, okay. so when it's time to make the final call, my gut is going to tell me one thing. >> i have a lot of respect for hugh jackson. he brought a lot to this organization. but as reggie said it is time to move forward and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: i don't know this kind of sound like an exaggeration. but tonight's warriors-heat game nothing short of widely entertainment. you pay a pretty penny to see

lebron james and you get your money's worth. wade and lebron combined for 60 points. however the warriors come back. wright with his three will tie it with about 30 second left and they wind up going to overtime. nate robinson newcomer. he was 14 from 14 from the free throw line. he stole it on to darrelle wright. the gimme and the rain. once you catch up, you get nothing left for crunch time. might have been the case for the warriors. a couple of quickies led it to the front. 22 seconds later, sharks breaking, joe thornton will put

it right on the stick of patty marlow. we've got 4-4 with only 42 left in regulation. overtime no scoring, on to a shoot out. sharks get shut out and minnesota's matt cullen beating atiniemi. that is a sporting life for a tuesday night. back to you julie and frank. >> going back to the raiders. i guess you can't blame mackenzie for wanting to bring in his own guy. >> it happens in every scenario. you come in. you want to put in your own people there. you have to give mark davis some credit too for realizing he might be in a little over his head with regard to football decisions he's brought in football people to make those calls. >> and let them make those

calls. >> and let them make the decisions too. well it's going to be a tumultuous offseason. i think we'll see more changes coming. >> the first day and we already saw the changes. >> big changes. >> and you can always find us on ktvu.com.