>> good evening. >> >> hello again everyone, i'm heather holmes. >> we begin with information about a crash on an east bay freeway that left a motorcyclist dead. tonight, we are earn willing more. the alameda county coroner identified the motorcyclist as a 35-year-old man from san lorenzo. >> >> erics are musen joins us with information about maybe his death was not an accident. >> >> reporter: investigators say alcohol was involved. there was some sort of altercation. friends say the 35-year-old, jose was simply on his bike and headed home to san lorenzo when he was killed. southbound 80 near the overpass in lock land, chp officers found several cars, one burned, a man on a motorcycle down.

despite efforts to save him, the 35-year-old died at the scene. >> it was tragic. it was tragic. >> reporter: fernando rushed to the scene shortly after the crash around 1:30 am. a fellow member of the motorcycle club, friends say he worked at this harley davidson dealer in oakland. he had a wife and children. >> he is not just our club member, he is a husband and someone's father. road rage is the instigate tor for this particular incident. chp incidents say they don't know the exact nature of the confrontation, but they arrested two men. >> it's likely the alcohol magnified what would have been a normal road rage incident. when you involve alcohol in any incident, it makes that much worst. >> reporter: a man was seriously injured near the broadway exit yesterday, 37- year-old long shoreman troy

jansen was killed thursday. as other bikers came to express their sympathy. corell's friends say they want to know more about what happened today, we found flowers, at the overpass. 30-year-old man faces felony dui and possible vehicular manslaughter charges in this case. >> >> more details now on motorcycle safety. highway patrol said between 1998 and 2008, motorcycle fatalities jumped 175%. authorities say deaths decreased in 2009 and 2010, but crept back up again in 2011. a federal report shows for the same per mile exposure, motorcyclists are about 128 times more likely to die than people in other vehicles. >> >> flames engulf a house in contra costa county killing three women from the same

family. alex savage said that fire inspectors found smoke detectors sitting in the home without batteries. >> reporter: this is what firefighters were facing in pittsburgh. cell phone pictures from a neighbor show huge flames pouring from the front window after this fire was called in at 12:30 this morning. crews pulled three women out of the burning home, but none of them survived. >> this is so terrible, man. >> firefighters say one of the victims was found in a bedroom. the other two were found in the kitchen near the back door. >> all three were found in a position that suggested they were all attempting to get out of the home. >> >> reporter: but the women were all overcome by thick smoke and firefighters say they had no chance to escape because the place didn't have any working smoke detectors. >> quite frankly, the tragedy here is three smoke alarms, $15

probably the difference between life and death. >> reporter: investigators found several smoke detectors inside of the home including this one, but none of them were installed and they had no batteries inside. the three women that died were all relatives according to investigators, but none of them have been identified yet. mary lou oliver lives next door, but she only knew them in passing. >> they were nice. they kept to themselves. they greeted folks in the neighborhood. >> reporter: investigators don't know what started this deadly fire, but they know with an early warning, these three women likely would have made it out. alex savage, ktvu "channel 3 news." >> two-alarm fire reported just before 6:00 am in a building on 11th street near folson street. the building was combined commercial and residential. crews managed to get the fire under control in an hour.

three civilians were hurt, but the dispatcher did not elaborate on the extent of those injuries. >> >> now, to our continuing coverage of the devastating flood in colorado. more rain came down as authorities raced the number of people unaccounted for to almost 500. relentless rain has hampered rescue efforts. katie murray reports with roads washed out and bridges submerged, some people are completely stranded. >> reporter: larimer county sheriff's said a number of helicopters arrived in the state. the relentless rain prevented the national guard to use the helicopters to search for the missing. >> helicopters are grounded due to the weather. as soon as the conditions change and it's safe for them to be back up and flying, they will be flying. >> reporter: with roads washed away and bridges submerged, the only way to get to some people

is by air. one man trapped in his home watched in horror as a car got struck can four teens inside. >> the intensity of the storm and increased to where they bottomed out, their car got stuck. >> two of the teens managed to get out of the car, but were swept away by the rapid floodwaters. they are counted among the dead. >> how can we ever recover from this? i know exactly, inch by inch. mile by mile, community by community they are taking this stuff back. they are doing it. people are getting those things done out there. >> reporter: although rescue crews are hindered in the air, first responders will continue to work on the ground to find missing people and help those in need of food and water katie murray, ktvu channel "2 news."

>> two bay area red cross team members are in colorado. a mass care chief in charge of setting up shelters and a public affairs officer and a photographer. more bay area volunteers may soon be headed to the flood zone. >> >> pictures from the flooding there in colorado, you can find it under the images tab. >> >> oakland mayor joined dozens of people for a walk through one of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods. the mayor talked about the history of the area and the residents. in my lifetime, we have known this as a sound community, it wasn't at one time. latino community has huge roots all over oakland. >> today's walk was part of her neighborhood walk. she plans to one one of oakland's 57 neighborhoods once

a month. >> state park due to reopen tomorrow a day after crews fully contained the 3,000-acre morgan fire. here's a look. some firefighting crews remain on the scene. a park spokesman said even though it is reopening, there is a lot of work to do to repair picnic areas. the fire started a week ago today and prompted the evacuation of 75 homes. no one was injured. investigators believe target shooters sparked that blaze. >> >> destructive clover fire this morning, the wildfire broke out a week ago. the california department of forestry said the fire burned more than 8,000-acres and destroyed 68 homes and more than 100 other . one resident who refused to leave his home during the evacuation died in the fire, the cause is under investigation. >> >> continuing coverage of a

labor dispute between bart and its workers, only 25 days remain before the governor's mandated cooling off period for negotiations comes to an end. negotiations are exscheduled to resume tomorrow. both sides are still far apart on wages, pensions and health care costs. last week, bart said it was considering training managers to operate trains if there is another work stoppage. they have two weeks to reach a deal or the union said it will walk off the job again. >> >> tom baker gives us an exclusive look at theton >> the crieses in syria continues as top law make ares express concerns about a deal to eliminate the country's chemical weapons >> extra security. new security measures in place at the raiders home opener, today. .

>> now to the crisis in syria, secretary of state john kerry was discussing ridding syria of the chemical weapons. kerry said syria now has one week to submit all information regarding its chemical weapons. not everyone is happy with that deal. one key report republican reports that the plan could end up hurting the syria people in the long one. >> reporter: a military strike in syria seems unlikely since the united states and russia have tentatively agreed they have until mid-2014 to get rid of their kim welcome weapons. republican senator john mccain is calling it a loser. >> if it works, we will see the russians facilitating the departure of kim welcome weapons, while plane load after

plane load of airplanes coming in with full of devices to kill syrians. >> reporter: president obama's position has softened seriously. at the beginning of the month, a strike seemed certain. now, he said a mere threat of that brought asaad to the table. >> this is not the cold war. this is not aen could test between the united states and russia. the fact of the matter that if russia wants to have some influence in syria post asaad, that doesn't hurt our interests. >> president obama revealed for the first time in that interview he has exchanged letters with iran's new president and that is important, because secretary of state john kerry was in israel today and said iran and north korea are paying attention to what we do in syria, so we cannot have "hollow words" in the conduct of international

affairs. in washington peter ducey, "fox news." >> >> more details on the syrian agreement, california senator barbara boxer released a statement saying in part because of president obama and the senate foreign relations committee refuse to turn a blind eye to syria's using chemical weapons, we have a chance that they will not be used again >> a budget battle could result in a government shut down. funding for the federal government runs out september 13th, meaning congress has a little less than two weeks to approve spending bills or face a government shut down. if a government does shut down, many core functions would stop, >> anything remotely associated with me, they feel obliged to oppose.

my argument to them is real simple. that's not why the people sent you here. >> the last time capital shut the government was 1995 and 1996 and the american public largely blamed congress. >> happening now, police in seattle are going undercover at the game in an effort to prevent fan violence. they will bewaring 49ers journey. seahawks have hired extra security. >> >> today, the first day of enforcement of the nfl bag policy at the raiders home opener at the oakland coliseum, the new rules limit the size and type of bags fans can bring into the stadium. purses larger than a clutch bag. coolers, backpacks and luggage of any time. silver and black took on jacksonville jaguars, joe fons ski will have all of the details coming up in sports

wrap. >> >> mark davis posed with one of the boston marathon's young effort victims. he the 12-year-old boy was struck by shrapnel as he waited to see his mother cross the finish line. he has undergone several surgeries, but his family said that he is on the mend. >> >> mark, will the pleasant weather continue? >> lots of sunshine, the mild weather pattern lingers over the next few days. first, we are talking about the clear skies for today. typically, fog embracing the golden gate bridge, not the case here. looking out in the distance and in the south bay, san jose, mostly clear conditions, a little haze, but still wrapping up a very nice sunday afternoon. a look at live "stormtracker" 2, you can see this. we have the quiet weather pattern. tracking rainshowers, moderate to heavy rain moving into colorado.

current temperatures updated for the 5:00 hour will bring those up for you, right now. san francisco currently in the upper 60s at 67 degrees. lots of 70s, can you see for santa rosa, napa, san jose mid- 70s, hay ward last check reporting 70 and mostly clear skies. overnight lows, expecting partly cloudy skies, patchy fog. overnight after 10:00, low clouds regroup and probably at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. patches form in the bay, temperatures to start out your day, kind of chilly in santa rosa, 50 degrees. antioch, upper 50s, morgan hill in the mid-50s at 55. satellite and the radar. activity to our north, rainshowers along the pacific northwest coastline. we will continue to have fair skies over the next few days, a little dip in the temperatures by tuesday, by wednesday, we'll warm things back up. by wednesday and thursday, warmest locations into the mid-

to upper 80s approaching the 90- degree mark. here's your forecast, 52-57 degrees. patchy clouds near the coast and right around the bay. by lunchtime, clearing skies, patchy coastal fog, 60-72. these temperatures no the a big change from this afternoon. mostly sunny skies by 4:00. eventual temperature, 64, warmest locations around 82 to 83 degrees by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is a look at the forecast highs. you can see the number in santa rosa, san francisco, 67, san jose, upper 70s, warmest locations, 80s toward concorde, fairfield, antioch and livermore. your five-day forecast, will you notice this over the next two days. tuesday will be the coolest day of the week. back up by wednesday and thursday, but look what happens beyond wednesday and thursday, we thicken up the cloud cover, a slight chance of a few light showers in the north bay.

we'll break out the friday forecast time line for you as you can see. starting out the day with patchy fog. this is friday morning. here's the plan for right now, it could be changing. afternoon hours, partly cloudy skies, late afternoon, there is a slight chance of a shower, mainly focused in the north bay. possible changes in the long range forecast, coming up in our forecast, i'll let you know if the chances will linger into the upcoming week. >> >> a dramatic day on san francisco bay as they squeaked out a win. earlier in the day, oracle team usa won race nine by 47 seconds. u.s. team still has to win eight more races. privacy concerns surrounding the new i phone. fingerprint security is not enough, some say. >> >> at the wrong place at the wrong time.

police mistakenly shot two women in new york's busy times square. >> >> new information about the killing of two children in surgeon california. what we are learning about the victims and the accused killer.

mobile home fire killed a man and five young children. it happened this morning in tiffin, ohio, neighbors at the trailer park said the man lived

there with his girlfriend, their son and the girlfriend's four daughters. the girlfriend was at work when the fire started. children ranged in ages from one to five or six years old. investigators have yet to say what caused the fire. >> >> two children found dead in a hotel room allegedly killed by their mother -- the suicidal mother was trying to ram her car into an electrical box. she was arrested and taken to jail. police have yet to say how the children died or what the motive may have been >> officers opened fire on an emotionally disturbed man. the two women suffered nonlife- threatening wounds. the man police was pursuing was walking into traffic, trying to be hit by cars. he mimicked, at shooting, prompting officers to return the fire with real bullets.

he was eventual will you subduered by a taser. >> ultimately, he what was struck by a taser by a sargeant that responded to the scene. >> the man was unarmed, arrested and taken to the psychiatric hospital. >> >> city of birmingham marked the 50th anniversary of the one of the most infamous incidents carried out by the kkk, the bombing of the 16th street church. the bell sounded at the exact moment the bomb went off. four little girls along with -- were ill canned. former secretary of state condoleeza rice's father was denise mcnair's kindergarten teacher. she was eight years old when the bomb went off. >> i said to my parents as the events were unfolding on television, "why do they hate us so much?" and i remember my father simply saying "they are hateful men.

they are hateful men and nothing more." >> president obama issued a statement saying the bombing galvanized americans all across the country to stand up for equality. 13,000 square foot blake house sits on 10 ray kerrs in a community in kensington, regents president stopped living there in 2008 when it became too run down. regents considered a proposal to fix the roof and full renovations could range $3.05 to $6 million. >> >> it was in the family for generations, now, it's gone. >> >> what a san francisco family is doing to try to get it back >> making progress, only on 2, an exclusive look at the construction inside of the tunnel and their work to be

done before it opens >> catching predators with a smart phone. the new app helping the feds to track down fugitives. >> >> ktvui pad app is ready to download. you request get breaking news any time, anywhere. .

it means as much to a bay area family as any heir loom could and when it was delivered to the bay area home, it was

stolen. apparently delivered thursday and taken shortly after a passerby found this damaged box in the area around webster. he realized something was not right and actually thought to call the number on the package. they have been shuttling back and forth walking the streets of san francisco's western edition and hoping someone has seen it. >> my husband and i put up over 60 signs. we spoke to everyone in the neighborhood that we could. >> reporter: they are looking for this. she lent it to a cousin for her son's barmitzvah, but when her cousin fedexed it back, it was stolen off her front porch. >> originally, i thought he had the contents of the box. i didn't realize it was empty. >> reporter: the prayer shawl was nothing for to be found. it survived the holocaust, but not this. >> it's the most valuable item to our family that we own.

if has no monetary family. >> reporter: the family is devastated that something so important was lost and right around the jewish high holidays, hoping this can serve as a warning to others about shipping. >> still, they have not given up hope that someone will see their signs and give it it back. we hope it has been keeping someone warm or doing something valuable in this in between time, but we hope it's able to be returned to us. >> the prayer shawl was in a blue zippered bag that says "shalom" on it. the back was in a red draw string sling pack. the family will offer a reward for the safe return. you can find a link to the family's contact information on our website. anne rubin, ktvu channel "2 news." a scary incident in sasoon

city. police are looking for a man that committed a robbery and an assault. and a car-jacking. officers say the carjacker hit the victim in the face. forced him to drive to an atm and was ordered out of the the car. the man described as heavy set, hispanic in his late 20s or 30s. >> now to a story you will see only on 2. an exclusive look as crews make progress on the tunnel. inside of the tunnel, only a few steps remain before this project is complete. >> reporter: striping and a few workmen the long-awaited tunnel looks done. but looks are deceiving. a horrific fiery crash 30 years ago when a craned reaction

caused a bus, gas teen tanker and cars to explode. >> as a result, it prompted the federal highway administration to reevaluate the tunnel safety standards. >> those standards best reflected here and in the new double slide tunnel. state-of-the-art, very sophisticated system, for detection of fires. public notification in the event of a serious incident in the tunnel. >> >> reporter: if this were just a hole, it could have been opened weeks ago, but what are being installed are light safety systems and they have to be tested. if there is a major accident, people are less likely to be injured or die. seven passage ways, electronic messaging sign, even an information system would broadcast emergency

announcements to your radio, regardless of where it is tuned. >> we are on schedule to open at late 2013. >> reporter: that cannot happen until a rigorous battery of tests. ktvu channel "2 news." a new review of the nation's bridges shows an alarming number classified at deficient. associated press analyzed figures and found that of the more than 6,000, 7,000 bridges in the at. more than 65,000 are structurally deficient and 21,000, critical. engineers say the bridges are safe, even the ones that -- structurally deficient or critical cal-tran said the majority of the state's bridges are safe for drivers. the agency performs inspections

every two years to decide which bridges to repair or eventually replace >> researchers say they found a strong link between reproductive problems of the condora. they are cav en >> jerry:s. still studies agree that lead ammunition is the main threat to the survivability of. condors >> lauren summers is out. withdrawing from consideration. president obama credits her for helping to sheperd through the worst economic crisis since the great depression. others objected to remarks she made in 2005 when he suggested any differences between men and women might explain why fewer women succeed in math and

science. >> app called operation predator has a list of fugitives accused of exploiting children and makes it easy to provide anonymous tips to fugitives about to authorities. >> in the end, we are trying to get the bad guys. >> the app can provide alerts about predators on the lose. right now, it's available on i phones >> apple's new i phone is creating a lot of talk about fingerprint security and whether it can be hacked. you can unlock an i phone 5s. apple claims it is one of the best pass words because no two are alike. assurances saying apple does not plan to store fingerprint information.

there there is not going to be joint data bases. >> but other security researchers say it's not difficult to get prints from common objects if hackers find a way to get your print, you could be accused of a crime and you would have a tougher time changing your pass word. >> >> target -- designer phillip limb launched his collection, within minutes, many of the items sold out. men's wear, women's wear, but most popular are a selection of bags, mod illed after his high- end line. many of the purses have soldout online and in stores self- addressed stamped envelop >> powerball jackpot got bicker after no one matched last night's drawing. --

there was one ticket sold in pasadena worth more than $2.4 million that matched four numbers an the powerball. if you missed last night's numbers here they are. >> >> nba star lebron james is now a married man. he married his high school sweetheart in a lavish three day ceremony this weekend. it was a private affair, although hundreds desanded in san diego. the he and his new wife have go sons ages five and eight. >> after the break, a daunting effort to move a giant ship wreck from italy's coast >> the annual event that drew hundreds of people to san francisco. >> >> picture perfect day as we take a look at the bay bridge, san francisco in the distance. it's 67 degrees in the city. enjoy it while it lasts. mark is tracking the changes including a chance of showers.

he will tell you how soon it could come. .

italians offering prayers in hopes that the daunting effort to remove the cross that concorde ya' goes smoothly tomorrow. the operation is expected to take up to 10 hours. the ship holds some 62,000- gallons of polluted water which could cause serious environmental damage to surrounding waters. 32 people died after the ship hit rocks in january of last

years. the ship's captain is currently on trial accused of manslaughter and abandoned ships >> mexico, two tropical storm systems coming in. manuel -- state run immediatey reports nine people have been killed. on the opposite side, hurricane ingrid is being blamed nor at least six deaths, people along mexico's east coast are being warned. flaps and mudslides possible >> back lear in the bay area, a really nice sunday. let's go to mark who may be tracking changes. >> the forecast model is backing off on the chans, but still a chance you will see it in the five-day forecast. as far as temperatures, beautiful out there. a lot of 60s, 70s, even a few spots in the 80s. fairfield, ant rock, morgan hill topping out 81 degrees. right now, we do have mostly clear skies out there, low

clouds developing off shore. in fact, a closer inspection of the satellite. haze over the bay. within 34-miles off shore. approaching our coastline late tonight and into tomorrow morning. current temperatures ranging from the 60s in half moon bay to the 70s in san jose. fairfield currently checking in at 81 degrees. our live camera looking out towards the clear skies over the bay, tonight, fair skies, patchy fog developing late tonight. tomorrow, morning overcast, mild and warm once again, warmest days scheduled for wednesday, and into thursday. freemont area. overcast, a lot of sunshine, readings in the upper 50s by lunchtime. 70 degrees and forecasting a high of 76 degrees right about 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. the weather system is up here to our north. this is basically capping our temperatures, no big changes over the next few days, tuesday will be the coolest day of the

week. as far as tomorrow, steady on shore breeze. mild to warm with the 60s around the beaches, 70 around the bay. temperatures on track to reach lower 80s for afternoon high. high pressure returns, setting up what of a northerly flow, off shore flow, everybody warms back up. warming up enough inland neighborhoods could be around 90 degrees. after the system moves through, another one moves in that could trigger a slight chance of a few showers beginning in the north bay. late afternoon into friday night. 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow morning. patchy fog out there. around the bay, 8:20:78 morning and increase in sunshine for the afternoon hours, we could have a patch or two of fog hanging out near parts of the immediate coastline into early monday afternoon. forecast highs, a lot of 80s towards fairfield, santa rosa upper 70s.

san raphael, right around the bay, i have nice. patchy overcast. a lot of sunshine into the afternoon hours, oakland 72, livermore, 82, brentwood in the mid-80s. san jose, up ir70s, freemont, 76 and san francisco looking very nice in the upper 60s, 67 degrees at some cloud cover to start out the day. a look ahead. five-day forecast notice temperatures dipping a bit into tuesday. when we warm things back up wednesday, thursday and there we go with the changes by friday, a slight chance of a shower in the north bay by late friday afternoon into friday night. the chance weather linger into saturday morning. the cloudiest part of the upcoming weekend will be saturday. increasing clouds and temperatures warm back into the mid-to upper 80s, still a very nice weather pattern and almost feeling like fall out there. fall begins a week from today. we have to watch the off shower

winds, nothing in the forecast, but we'll be watching out for that. >> >> these evening san francisco chinatown, this evening, san francisco's chinatown is alive with dancing as the autumn moon festival is heating up. festival cass temperatured after an earthquake hurt chinatown business. the tradition is ancient. >> i would compare it to like a chinese thanksgiving. it's a thousand-year-old tradition celebrated around the world. >> festival organizers say the- year-old event is a wonderful way to share food, craft and all with others >> hello kitty, getting air time in california. a hello kitty plane is expected to make its way to the los

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welcome to sports wrap. these days for the raiders, a win is a thing of beauty. that's what they accomplished against the jacksonville jaguars, home opener, exciting day, even more so for charles woodson. reese up the middle for 11- yards, the score, 7-0, oakland in front. not a good day for oakland product maurice jones drew on his return home. he is trying to find a lane and wood comes flying through the air. jones drew is not a factor. woodson just policing a horse collar, which would have been a penalty. >> one of the story lines, oakland's running game. darren mcfaden bust loose for 30-yards in this third quarter run. that lead to a field goal giving oakland a 13-3 lead. mcfaden totaled 129-yards rushing in all. busted loose again, again for 28, setting up a janikowski

field goal. he had four for the day. yankeds to chad henning, one of five raider sacks. only four wins all of last year, any win is a good one, 19- 9 the final. next week, raiders get national attention. monday night game in denver. >> > dolphins mike wallace complained he wasn't involved enough in the offense. he was involved in the game today against the colts. miami wins in indianapolis, 24- 20. next week, they will be at candlestick park. >> steven jean chretien son scoring off for the first time against his former team. a huge play on defense. rams quarterback sam bradford deserved better, passing it off the hands of his receiver,

going 68-yards to the end zone with a first touchdown of his 11 year career. both teams 1-1 as the falcons win 31-24. >> >> oakland a's took a huge step in wrapping up the american league title this weekend. today, completing are three game sweep t has been four years since the a's pulled off a sweep. rangers cut the gap in half with a run of their own. a's went deep again. number 12 on the year for young. -- parker was ill. malone struck out ian kinsler. >> bull pen took over in the six and the a's got more long

balls. that's a two-run shot. the a's complete the sweep with a 5-1 win. they won five in a row and extend their leever other the rangers to 6 1/2 games >> we have known that dodgers will be this year's winner over the -- they didn't want it to happen when they were in town. they took three out of four, talks are said to be underway with soon to be free agent hunter penicillin. if you are a giants management, you may want to heat the talks up. tie game, that's 25 on the year, three more rbi's, today. it was still 3-3 in the 8th. -- this one will stay down the left field line and the giants have a 4-3 lead. dodgers loaded the bases in the ninth off sergio romo.

he worked out of the jam. he got raphael to ground into a force out to end it. giants take three out of four from l.a. over the weekend and climb out of the cellar. still to come, another look atfully mayweather's flight in las vegas america's cup on the verge of being decided, we'll be right back. .

event number three of golf's fedex cup will have to be decided tomorrow. jim furyk has a one stroke lead other steve stricker. >> >> u.s. won today's first race, but here in the second one, new zealand pulled ahead in the

fourth leg. that puts the score at 7-1. new zealand only needs to win two more races to take the cup and could do so as early as tuesday when the last two races are scheduled. >> >> floyd mayweather put his prorecord on the line, this time against alvarez. he was game, but mayweather seemed to be landing punches at will. at least that's what two of the judges thought. he won by a majority decision. winner on two cards a draw on the other. improving his record to 45-0. he plans four more fights in the next two years and will then call it quits. >> >> that's it for this early edition of sports wrap. scoreless in first quarter -- it >> a sticking part on the bay

bridge -- before we go, one quick check of the forecast. >> quick check, pretty nice forecast over the next few days, temperatures warm back up by wednesday and thursday, slight chance of a shower friday. we'll keep an eye on it and have an update >> thank you, fans on one side of the bay feeling happy. let's hope fans on the other side will, too. >> that is our report, thank you for making ktvu your source for news. we'll see you next time the news breaks. we are always here for you online. hope to see you back here at 10:00, everyone, good night. .

(sheldon groans) (groaning louder) problem? this is thai food. here we go. we don't have thai food on thursday. we have pizza on thursday. yes, but we all agreed that the third thursday of every month would be anything can happen thursday. well, apparently the news didn't reach my digestive system, which, when startled, has its own version of anything can happen thursday. come on, the whole idea behind anything can happen thursday is to get out of this rut we've been in lately. "rut"? i think you mean "consistency."